His cloak, and they were separated. The elders of the time were with us, and they urged us to go to him. When we asked for Shin, we left.

The two travelers met at the palace, and they were met with a great welcome. They reached the palace gates, and we returned with them. The people of the land were greatly surprised, and they thought that they had not committed this act except after they had transgressed against the Kahin and the Atnaghi. For that reason, the king said to them, "I will not be pleased with you." They mentioned to him that the Kray had gone to him. He offered them hospitality, and they were sent away at that time on mules and donkeys. As for Haji, he fled across the sea, escaping from him. As for Durn, he fled in another direction. They came with Hamad Amina.

In that place, and at the end of the day, he rode until he reached the wall of the aforementioned. He entered his house and surveyed his surroundings. Then he left.

He swore an oath to his division. The next morning, he bid them farewell. He went to the palace and placed his hand on it. His three brothers, Salam, Ali Al-Tilmasati, and Abu Bakr Amina, followed him to the palace. They bid farewell and entered the palace and went after the Sultan to Bilada.

Then he sent his son to the aforementioned Durn to ask for his intercession to return his children. They were six. He mentioned this to the Qadi, who wrote to him about it. He accepted, but on the condition that they swear in the mosque that they would never plot against him. So we sent someone to guard them in the mosque of the village of Kous. He sent back the messenger to carry out what he had promised. He wrote to us that he had heard that the Pasha Saud had gone out to the Hilla, intending to go to him himself, and he did not know the reason for that, because he had not disobeyed, nor had he gone off the road, nor had he prevented a Zankal, nor had he prevented the guard.