and a man from the Emirs agreed. Al-Faqih Al-Tabib, the physician, was brought by Al-Kashif, who gave him a generous gift and informed him of a conspiracy against the Kineef. So he shaved his head, took the gift, and went to the Sultan, informing him of the matter and its truth. The Sultan said to him, "Take your gift and go, and remain with them as you are, and do not tell anyone that you have come to me." The next day, Al-Kashif's envoys came to the Sultan's house. He honored him more than he had honored him before and gave him at that time one hundred male slaves, one hundred female slaves, one hundred camels, one hundred jars of ghee, and the like of honey, one hundred fine garments, and much warm clothing, and a warm cloak. He girded him with a sword and gave him a horse with a golden saddle. Al-Kashif went to his home, delighted with what he had obtained from the Sultan, saying, "These are riches that God has sent me to help me with this reconciliation." When evening came, after the night prayer, the Sultan ordered one of the kings to be brought with his army and commanded him to patrol until he saw Al-Kashif enter the Sultan's house, followed by him, and to secure everything in Al-Kashif's house. He warned him not to let anything escape. Then he sent for Al-Kashif, saying, "My master is having a private gathering and wishes you to attend his council. Arrange for the slaves to arrest him in the presence of the Sultan's mother." So he went.