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History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v5.c77.s10.7

History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v5.c77.s10.7

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But even here there was no rest for Aurangzib's army. After a stay of only 18 days, he set out on 2nd December to capture Kondana (Singhgarh), which was reached on the 27th [M. A. 469.] The imperial family, offices, and heavy baggage were removed from the Base Camp at Islampuri to Bahadurgarh, and the former post was made Nusrat Jang's cantonment. Bidar Bakht was sent to Aurangabad as viceroy (arrived 15 Nov.) and later (Feb. 1703) given the subahdari of Khandesh in addition, [M. A. 461, 471, 470], the last-named province being governed by his deputy.