Siyar al-mutaʾakhkhirin 19.21.8

19.21.8

He was mounted on an elephant, and surrounded by his household and women, but always took care to move betwixt the lines of the European English, who marched, as usual, with their artillery in front, and their Indian soldiers, so famous under the name of Talingas, on their wings and flanks. The Navvab's own troops marched in front of these, and to the right and left, but at a great distance. He also encamped in the same manner, and always in the middle of the European English; and this disposition continued, until his son came up, and their two armies joined.