But his disappearance from his nose. On that day, his brother, the advisor, entered through a door, Munir, and spoke with him at that time, asking his opinion and counsel. He said to him, "What is the opinion on this matter?" The aforementioned advisor said to him, "What I know of the opinion in this matter is that you give them the killer and kill ten of your slaves for them. This is what I know of the opinion that will bring about peace." Then he called out to Sayyid Muhammad bin Tangrasi, and the advisor's words were repeated to him. When he heard them, he said to the Pasha, "What is this talk, opinion, and counsel but schadenfreude and fear? Are you not the master of the land and its sultan? If I find from you that you do not follow this opinion and do not kill ten of your slaves, if the Sharqā' agree to kill one for them, then kill him for them." Then he heard Sayyid Muhammad's words about the advisor's words and followed them and acted accordingly. He seized Eid in his Eid, and he was the youngest of the Sayyids, and he knew nothing about it, and nothing woke him up except his capture. Then Pasha Mansur rode and dragged him to the market and killed him there. It is said that his blood splattered even to his stirrups as he rode his horse. The result was that the Sharqā' did not benefit him. The Sharqā' remained resolute. When the Sharqā' saw this and realized that he had done nothing in this matter except kill this Sayyid, they understood among themselves that they could not overpower him except by agreeing with one of the riflemen. At that point, they asked the commander, Bāḥadū, to join them. They agreed and decided to give him five hundred [23] mithqals of gold. Then, after that, he left them to the honor of his grandfather, peace be upon him. Then the Sharqā' girded themselves, ignited the fire of sedition, and turned their faces away from him, and they took refuge with their brothers who were in the land until Ḥawāmīm Kīm Bink, and they completed their stay there, and that was at the end of Dhu al-Qi'dah al-Ḥarām of the year.