Fall of the Mughal Empire v1.c14.s1.9

v1.c14.s1.9

∗ Qaim's army is reported as 60,000 horse and foot, 400 elephants, and a large train of artillery, while the Ruhela force is given as 25,000 strong. (G-i-R. 30.) The numbers appear to be inflated, but at all events Qaim Khan had a decided superiority of numbers and in heavy artillery. The place of battle is called Dumri and also "between the villages of Daunri and Rasulpur."