Later Mughals v2.c13.s7.23
Later Mughals v2.c13.s7.23
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v2.c13.s7.23
Nizam-ul-mulk was not even wounded, but Khwaja Masum, Mirza Naim and others of his men were killed. Sayyid Musafir Khan especially distinguished himself in repulsing an attack on Ghiyas Khan, in which he was greatly aided by Yalras Khan, Khwaja Abdul-haman, Mir Qutb-ud-din, Khwaja Ibrahim and some others, one hundred and twenty-five men in all. Some of the Panni Afghans, too, were killed and wounded while defending Iwaz Khan. Altogether some thirty men were killed and about one hundred wounded on that side; while of the Sayyid's army four thousand five hundred were killed and the number of wounded was not known.