Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c37.s2.10
Fall of the Mughal Empire v3.c37.s2.10
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v3.c37.s2.10
CPC. v. 1843.—It was at first proposed that Najaf should himself lead this campaign, taking the Emperor with himself. Then Prince Akbar Shah was to take his father's place in this army, and the marching tents of the prince and the regent were pitched at Tāl Katora en route for Jaipur on 22 March 1780. The scheme was then abandoned, probably owing to Akbar's illness.