Later Mughals v1.c6.s12.8
Later Mughals v1.c6.s12.8
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v1.c6.s12.8
Over the capture of Prince Kam Bakhsh a dispute had already arisen between Munim Khan, the Wazir, and Zulfiqar Khan, the Amir-ul-umara. The question was submitted to Prince Rafi-ush-shan, who decided that Zulfiqar Khan was the captor. The only notable person killed on the imperial side was Jalal-ud-din Khan, an officer serving under Munim Khan. After the battle Khafi Khan, the historian, counted sixty-two dead bodies round the place where Kam Bakhsh was taken. Plunderers by their recklessness caused the reserve of powder and rockets to blow up, occasioning the death of twenty-four persons.