Then Al-Musayyib called out and presented a flag worth fifteen hundred mithqals of gold, and they gave it to him in trust. Thirty hundred thousand dinars were counted, and with it the army's stipends were distributed. Then he left Timbuktu with haste at the end of the blessed month of Sha'ban and stayed in Kufra until the end of the month of Ramadan. He welcomed Shawwal and performed the Eid al-Fitr prayer in Kufra. Then he marched to Gunjou with his army after Mulai Abd al-Rahman bin Mulai Hamad and Mulai Sulaiman bin Dawud requested the survey from Pasha Said while he was in Timbuktu. He had not yet left with his entourage, and they requested the survey and a delay from the Pasha until they went to Mulai Said. They went to bring back what they had carried of people's belongings. So he granted them permission, and he marched to Waki. They did not catch up with anyone except Mulai Dhahabi alone. His father fed him and took what he had of salt from the rest of the people's belongings and returned it to its owners. Then they arrived in Timbuktu at that hour. Pasha Said killed the aforementioned two Sharifian messengers who had come to Timbuktu to fulfill their needs, and he killed him in the market. Then Pasha Said traveled from the port of Kufra to his destination, Gunjou. At that hour of those days, Aghbar bin Al-Lal Al-Targ arrived, and the Pasha sent him to the port, and he had not yet traveled. After that, Aghbar went to the West, and Mulai Dhahabi followed him to call on Mulai Said to reconcile with the Pasha at the hands of the aforementioned Aghbar. On Sunday, the last day of the month of Shawwal of that year, the Imam of the Grand Mosque of Al-Hana, Imam Baba Ahmad bin Al-Faqih Al-Mustafa bin Abd Allah Al-Kuri, passed away, may God have mercy on him. The following day, God knows best, Mulai Said arrived alone and entered his house without speaking to anyone. In the sacred month of Dhu al-Qi'dah, a messenger from Pasha Said arrived from him in Gunjou, carrying his decrees for the Qadi and the two Musayyibs, stating that they had reached Gunjou and settled there, and that Jodar had fled with his son-in-law Far Kanun to Askia Musa and sought refuge with him, on the condition that they would hand themselves over to me. . The two aforementioned Sharifians. Ms. 1.