Commonly he holdeth in his hand a small Cane, painted of divers colours, and towards the lower end set round about with such stones, as he hath, and pleaseth, with a head of Gold.
[His Queen, and Children.] His right and lawful Queen, who was a Malabar, brought from the Coast, is still living, but hath not been with him, as is known, this Twenty years, remaining in the City of Cande, where he left her; She wants indeed neither maintenance nor attendance, but never comes out of the Palace.

Several Noble-mens Daughters hold Land for this Service, viz.

to come to her Court in their turns to wait upon her Majesty.

She bare him a Prince, but what became of him, shall hereafter be shewn.

He had also a Daughter by Her, she came also in her Youth to a piteous and unfortunate death, as I shall relate in its place.
[His Palace, Situation and Description of it.] He keeps his Court at Digligy nour, whither he fled in a Rebellion against him.