All the fighters are in the city of Hanni, waiting for them, and the fighting is in the land of Shuw, which has three forts built on it. He is inside them with his army. On Tuesday, at dawn on the twenty-second of the said month, the leader Mulud bin Al-Haj Salam Al-Ghariy died in the capital of Tinshekt. He was prayed over by Al-Faqih Muhammad bin Baqir Al-Wukri at the mosque of Muhammad Nud. He was buried in the graves of the Great Mosque, may God have mercy on him. His son, the leader Ali bin Abdulaziz Al-Tursqi, and others from Hanni, were sent to him. They were informed that the Sultan's wife and all her servants, including leaders and officials, had entered his protection, seeking forgiveness from them and asking him to be a mediator for them in this matter. So he wrote to the people of Hanni about this and sent it to them with a letter from the Pasha, Adnan Hadd. On the first of Dhu al-Hijjah, Sunday, a letter arrived from the people of Kaga, informing them that all the Tuareg had fled with the people of Domsi. They returned to them victorious, and only he remained in the fort. The fort was taken by the grace of God. On the third of Dhu al-Hijjah, a letter arrived from the people of Hanni, accompanied by their messenger, informing them that Janki had rejected a peace offer from the owner of Masia and had not reached him. On Monday, the fourteenth of Sha'ban, a letter arrived from the people of Dhi-Lana, informing them that the Sultan had gone to Niyina. When the messenger arrived, he informed them that Janki wanted to make peace with them. Then he sent them a second time, saying, "I will not accept that." On the ninth of Dhu al-Hijjah, he offered peace, and he said, "I will not enter without."