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Ibrahim Pasha, the builder, returned at the appointed time and wrote to him, exploiting the fact that he had been betrayed. He counted the days, and it was difficult for them. In the sheikhdom of Al-Hananashah, he conferred upon Hassan Klayan and Ahmed Al-Hamad bin Nimr and Abu Qal'ah, the Marri, Abu Aziz. Matters had erupted against him. He went to Abu Baranda, the sheikh of the Basan Arabs, and declared war on him. His father believed him and sent Ibrahim Pasha, and he went to him. He considered the affairs of his son to be in order and appeased him. His enmity and war were against him, and the matter was difficult for him. When their affair became serious, he ordered Kalbamandah to send him Abu Yunes Bey Pasha to deal with Abu Aziz in the Karb. He made a demonstration and people gathered around him. He facilitated matters for him. He realized that he could take them without needing to send an army. And Klayan, from him, wrote to Hassan Klayan to support him and assist him quickly. Yunes wrote to Hassan Klayan. When Kalbaa asked him, Abu Aziz returned to Yunes and descended upon Mansour Muhammad bin Abi Al-Thiyab, the sheikh of the Ra'is Arabs. He took charge of their affairs and entered into negotiations with them. He overlooked Hassan Klayan's initial refusal, following Ibrahim Pasha's letter to him. Abu Aziz pledged Yunes to his son and returned him as a tribute. And the money, regarding all matters, and they did nothing. They wrote to Ibrahim Pasha that the army must be sent out, and this coincided with the desire of the Pasha to act on behalf of the state. He promised him great wealth. He responded to what was requested and ordered the army to be sent out. This was also accompanied by a reprimand to Hassan Klayan. Some things had happened before his reign, and he knew the affection between him and Al-Mudi, the prince. Rather, he wanted to resolve it. He wanted to clarify the situation with Ibrahim and reconcile with him, as if it were a separation. The army left Al-Jaza'ir in Al-Jannah 147 years ago. Ibrahim feared the treasury and Hassan Klayan left.