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History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v2.c29.19

History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v2.c29.19

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v2.c29.19

long before his wall at Sahibganj. His right was protected by the river, his left by the Rajmahal hills stretching southwards in a long line from the Ganges to Birbhum. To guard against the Imperialists again turning his left flank by making a detour through the hills, he sent his follower Mir Isfandiar Mamuri to Khwajah Kamal Afghan, the zamindar of Birbhum and Chatnagar, with orders to oppose such a move and close the path on the south.