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hills and Mirza returned unsuccessful to his headquarters. 
The next year Banswara was again attacked by the said Mirza. 
The Rawal did not oppose him, hut offered presents for the Emperor, 
and so peace was preserved. 
In 1639 A.D. Samar Si, grandson of Ugrasain, having proceeded 
to Delhi, presented to the Emperor thirty thousand rupees, in cash, 
three elephants, one pan dan, i.e., betel-box and one Khan jar (sword). 
He also received the Man§ab and other honors from the Emperor. 
In ‘Alamgir’s time Maharawal ‘Ajab Singh, grandson of Samar Si, 
made incursions on the border of the Udaipur territory, and the 
Maliarana Amar Singh, consequently, wanted to punish him. But 
Nawab Asad Khan, Wazir of the Emperor, mediated in the matter 
and had the dispute peaceably settled. 
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