Later Mughals v2.c19.s1.16

v2.c19.s1.16

On learning this, Nadir ordered that his soldiers should remain collected in their respective posts for the rest of the night, without spreading out or sallying forth to punish the Indians. They were not even to fight unless their posts were attacked. The gates of the wards of the city were watched by strong Persian pickets, and the rioting bands were isolated in their respective quarters and prevented from combining or marching elsewhere. [Jahankusha 357, Harcharan, Bayan 46-47, Ali Hazin 298-299, Anandram 44.]