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History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v5.c80.s4.27

History of Aurangzib, Based on Original Sources v5.c80.s4.27

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v5.c80.s4.27

When the rainy season ended (Sep. 1706), Maratha activity was renewed with tenfold intensity. Muhammad Amin Khan was detached against their bands in the Ahmadnagar district and returned after driving them away and taking some spoils. (Nov.) [*M.A.* 518.] Dhana Jadav now made a dash for the old dominions, Berar and Khandesh; but Nusrat Jang, leaving his camp near Miraj, headed him off into Bijapur and thence beyond the Krishna. The Berads had seized the fort of Allur (28 m. n. w. of Kulbarga), but Tarbiyat Khan reconquered it. A long train of caravans coming from Aurangabad to the imperial camp was plundered of everything near Chandā, 24 m. from Ahmadnagar. [*Dil.* ii. 157.]