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History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v2.c21.63

History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v2.c21.63

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v2.c21.63

[^ *]: Isardas spells the name as *Sambhugarh*. "At Imadpur, one mile from Samugarh in coming towards the city, on the bank of the river, mansions were built by order of Shah Jahan at a cost of Rs. 80,000, and completed in November, 1653." (Waris, 81b.) *Samogar* is given in *Indian Atlas*, Sheet 50 S. E., as 8 miles due east of Agra Fort. The Jumna is half a mile north of it and again four miles on the east. The day after the battle, Aurangzib halted in the hunting-lodge at Imadpur. (Aqil Khan, 49.) Isardas 23a. Aqil Kh. 42. "At Rajpura 10 kos from Agra, near the Jumna, Dara chose a field for the battle." A. N. 86.