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When the commander Ahmad inquired about their situation with the owner of the Masia, who had descended upon them in Jini, he was told that he had not come for their sake, but for his servant who had fled from him and taken refuge with his relatives. They had not recognized him as having left obedience. He said, "If that is the case, then his mission to us is not for our visit. Peace be upon us." And he dismissed his envoy. Commander Ahmad then sent from him to Ban, sending him a messenger. He said that the Pasha's hospitality must be extended to his envoy with haste and promptness, and that no one should be spared in this matter except the one who was...

He then provided the hospitality and sat with him, prayed for him, renewed the covenant, and accompanied him to the land of Kuna. He met with him there, then sent for the scholar Mad Sa'di to come to the settlement to reconcile. He came and they reconciled.

At the end of Dhu al-Hijjah, Janki Muhammad Kambar bin Janki Muhammad bin... was deposed. On the first day of Muharram, the forty-fourth Imam, and the thousandth... he appointed Abdullah bin Haki to Bakr. On the second day, he sent Rajam to Nikt and took his brother Abd al-Mu'th with him, placing him in the treasury boat. He entrusted his treasurer, Sheikh, to look after him. I rode with them that day to bid farewell to my brother in the village of Da bin. Al-Asha Saud fell ill with a fatal illness on the day of his departure. He was overcome by the ride, so he entered the boat, and I returned to... In the land of Kuna, the news of the escape of the Amin, Commander Abd al-Qadir al-Imrani, reached him. He had fled in the middle of Dhu al-Hijjah, so his illness worsened.

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