Geschichte von Indien. Der maratha Truppen, wäre Es difficultto werden keine blühenden Dörfern, und Korn und foragewould Fast unprocurable werden. Folglich ist in themonth von Rabi-al-Awwal, 1173 a. h., er überquerte die riverJumna und Antarbed, woraufhin Najib-ad-daulah unddie anderen Rohilla Chiefs, whoseterritories wurden in thatkingdom gelegen, kam der Schah zu verbinden. Sie ebenso brachte Summen ofmoney, sowie Korn andprovisions, extentthey konnte sie beschaffen, anddeUvered sie rüber für theShahs verwenden. Durch diese ADR-Dial Unterstützung der Rohillachiefs, das Shah erworbenen re-Registerkarte

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History of India . of the Maratha troops, it would be difficultto find any thriving villages, and grain and foragewould be almost unprocurable. Consequently, in themonth of Rabi-al-awwal, 1173 a. h., he crossed the riverJumna and entered Antarbed, whereupon Najib-ad-daulah andthe other Rohilla chiefs, whoseterritories were situated in thatkingdom, came to join the Shah.They likewise brought sums ofmoney, as well as grain andprovisions, to whatever extentthey could procure them, anddeUvered them over for theShahs use. Through this cor-dial support of the Rohillachiefs, the Shah acquired re-doubled strength, and havingdirected his corps of Durranis, who were employed in the campaign on skirmishingduties, to pursue the ordinary route, and be in readi-ness for an engagement with Datta, he himself pro-ceeded on his march to the eastward, by way ofAntarbed. On this side too, Datta, travelling with the speedof wind and lightning, conducted his army to Sirhind, where he happened to fall in with the Shahs skirmish-. A MABATHA HELMET. 238 APPENDIX II mg parties. As the Durranis are decidedly superiorto the Maratha troops in the rapidity of their evo-lutions and in their system of predatory warfare, themoment they confronted each other, Dattas army wasunable to hold its ground. Being compelled to giveway, he retired to Delhi, keeping up a running fightall the way, and took up a position in the plain ofBawali, which lies in the vicinity of Shahjahanabad.At that juncture, Jankuji proposed to his nephew, withhaughty pride, that they should try and extricate them-selves from their critical situation, and Jankuji atonce did exactly what his imcle suggested. In fact, Datta and his troops dismounted from their horsesafter the manner of the inhabitants of Hind about tosacrifice their lives, and boldly maintained their foot-ing on the field of battle. The Durranis assaUed theenemy with arrows, matchlocks, and swords, and sooverpowered them as not to allow a single individualto escape in sa

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