I Extrack from
Memoirs of Zehir-ed-din Muhammed Baber, Emperor
ky Mircostan. Translated partly by the late John Leyden,
Er., V. D. & Partly by William Erskine,' Esq. Publi-
hed in 1826. Page 381.)
To wore still a march or two from Oud, when a messenger arrived from Chin Taimur Sultan, with the intelligencc that the enemy Trero encanıped on thic other side of the Sirwu, and that he would require to be reinforced. I despatched to his assisstanco a thousand of the best men from tho centre, under the command of Kizak. On Saturday, the 7th. of Rojob, I cnca mpcd two or three kos aobvo Oud, at the junction of the Gogar and Sirwu. Till that day, Sheikh Bayezid had kopt his station, not far from Oud, on the other side of the Sirwu,
I haltcd some days in this station, for the purpose of settling the affairs of Oud and the neighbouring country, and for making the neo- cssary arrangements. Seven or eight kos above Oud, on the banks of the river Sirwu, is the
