Meanwhile, Bahram and the 100 Pahlavans assaulted the Khagans position. The Khagans bodyguards were slaughtered, and the Khagan was killed. The Khagans son, Yil-Tegin, managed to escape along with some others to a castle named Avaze.
While Bahram and his 100 Pahlavan warriors attacked the Khagans stronghold, the Khagans guards were slaughtered, leading to the Khagan's demise. The Khagans son, Yil-Tegin, managed to flee the carnage along with some others to a castle called Avaze.