Draft:Siege of Gulbarga

After questioning Qasim Beg carefully, [[Hussain Nizam Shah I]] became certain that he was to blame for [[Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah Wali]]’s betrayal. He ordered Qasim Beg to be arrested and sent to prison in [[Paranda Fort]]. Maulana Inayatullah Nayati, a wise and respected scholar who had been brought to the royal court by Qasim Beg, became scared after seeing his patron jailed. He quickly fled and went to the court of [[Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah Wali]] for safety. To replace Qasim Beg, Maulana 'Ali Mazandarani, a scholar known especially for his skill in rhetoric, was made the new vakil (chief representative). Bhopal Rai, who had earlier served Malik Barid and later joined the [[Ahmadnagar]] court on the advice of the late king, was appointed as the new Wazir (minister).

After questioning Qasim Beg carefully, [[Hussain Nizam Shah I]] became certain that he was to blame for [[Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah Wali]]’s betrayal. He ordered Qasim Beg to be arrested and sent to prison in [[Paranda Fort]]. Maulana Inayatullah Nayati, a wise and respected scholar who had been brought to the royal court by Qasim Beg, became scared after seeing his patron jailed. He quickly fled and went to the court of [[Ibrahim Quli Qutb Shah Wali]] for safety. To replace Qasim Beg, Maulana 'Ali Mazandarani, a scholar known especially for his skill in rhetoric, was made the new vakil (chief representative). Bhopal Rai, who had earlier served Malik Barid and later joined the [[Ahmadnagar]] court on the advice of the late king, was appointed as the new Wazir (minister).

After Ibrahim Qutb Shah left Gulbarga and returned to his capital, Husain Nizam Shah realized that it was no longer wise to stay there. So, he ended the Siege and marched back to Ahmadnagar with his army.

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