370:. There he whiled away his time in drinking Hoffmann’s cherry brandy and making merry with dancing girls. In 1816, Col Sleeman found him in a bad state. “To obtain an interview with the Governor General, Lord Hastings he promised to limit himself to one bottle of port wine daily.” Lord Hastings described him as wearing a tartar dress, a crimson robe, blue vest, lined with fur and a high conical cap ornamented with jewels, though it was the peak of summer. He had long hair, cut at the side — a handsome young man gone astray. The prince died in 1821, long before his parents, and was buried in tomb in Delhi near the
299:, the topic of succession came up again, but the Resident stated the East India Company’s known position very firmly. Angry at this, Mirza Jahangir fired at the British Resident just as he was leaving the Red Fort, but missed.The Resident turned his horse back and asked the prince to apologise, but he refused and taunted him instead, by shouting “Lu, lu hai bey” (cranky booby fie on you). The Resident then went back and returned with a whole posse of British troops, bent on avenging the insult. The prince was arrested and sent in exile to Allahabad in about the year 1812.
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