Allah bin Al-Hajj, and the leader Yusuf bin Abdullah, and the leader Nasser, and the leader Yahad, and the leader Bash, who was killed that day. And among the Kawahy: Al-Kahi Ali bin Saeed bin Yahya, and Al-Kahi Al-Mubarak bin Al-Qaid Masoud, and Al-Kahi Reigh bin Al-Hajj, and Al-Kahi Abdul Qadir bin Ali. And among those below them from the archers, and from the Sharqaa: Kulay Al-Kabir bin Abdul Rahman, and Mulay Bakr bin Hamad, and Mulay Abdullah bin Hamad Budi, and his brother Mulay Hamad. And the scholars, and the people of the town, and all the people who brought their rifles, and they brought them only for the sake of the Sayih among them. When the leader Mansour came out, they were to reconcile among themselves. When the group was on the road from a place there called Sab' Kura, three cannons were fired, striking the group. One hit leader Bash in the head while he was riding, and he fell from his horse dead. It was not known who killed him. And one of the shots struck the horse of Al-Kahi Ali bin Al-Kahi Saeed bin Al-Basha Yahya, and killed him. And Ali took the horse of the deceased to his house. And one of the shots struck leader Abdullah in the thigh, and he was in pain and did not recover until he died. When leader Bash bin Mubarak died, the group dispersed and fled until they entered the town in retreat. And leader Mansour had gone to Kabbara with his archers and his retinue. They left the deceased lying there until the afternoon, and at the time of the afternoon, they took him, washed him behind the garden of Sayid Abu Al-Qasim, and buried him there. And leader Mansour was in Kabbara and did not return until after sunset, and entered his house. As for the army, when