History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v5.c77.s4.4

v5.c77.s4.4

Then, by way of Sabitgarh, the army reached Bhushangarh* on 25th July, having taken 35 days to cover some 45 miles! Here a month's halt was made, during which the rain ceased and the camp again "breathed at ease." The generals were dispersed to various fertile comfortable places to recuperate their war-worn men. Prince Azam was sent to Khandesh to refresh, the other nobles to their jagirs, if within 10 or 12 marches, or to Bijapur and other cities. Orders were sent to the provincial governors to send fresh troops to the Emperor's side. Bidar Bakht, who was guarding the Base, was deputed with Nusrat Jang to attack Panhala.†