Fall of the Mughal Empire v2.c27.s15.t1.3
Fall of the Mughal Empire v2.c27.s15.t1.3
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v2.c27.s15.t1.3
Shāh Pasand Khan and Jangbāz Khan, with the quwāchi-bāshi, were told off to the rear-guard and held command over its movements. The three thousand slaves, who rode in front as advance guard, fully armed and ready, bore each a lance whose head was either gilt or silver-plated, having a decorated and fringed pennant . . . It was wondrous as a garden in springtime, and a sight worth beholding.