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Tao-meng Dao Lu-meng and others who had been sent by Han Gai-fa, the pacification superintendent of Mu-bang, and by Bu-la-lang Ma-ha Sheng-yi-su-la, the son of the deceased pacification superintendent of Ava-Burma, who had come together with the Battalion Commander Wang Zheng and others to present the head of Si Ren-fa and the ears of the prisoners taken (俘馘), arrived in the capital. They also offered tribute of various objects of gold and silver, elephant tusks, local brocade and other goods. The Emperor ordered that Bu-la-lang Ma-ha Sheng-yi-su-la inherit the post of pacification superintendent. A banquet as well as biao-li of variegated silks and other goods, as appropriate, were conferred on Lu-meng and the others. On their departure for their return journey, Lu-meng and so on were given Imperial orders and variegated silk robes to confer on the two pacification superintendents. Further, headwear, a belt and a seal were conferred upon Bu-la-lang Ma-ha Sheng-yi-su-la.