Historic Landmarks of the Deccan
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They spread the rumour that another ford had been discovered and then marched up the river for three days. The Hindus, in order to oppose the passage, followed and marched abreast of the Musalmans, without even taking the precaution of leaving a force to guard the ford opposite to which they had originally encamp- ed. Having thus misled the Hindus the allies left 20, 000 horse opposite to them and marched back rapidly and secretly to the unguarded ford, covering the distance of their three days...' journey in one day, and reached their destination in the evening. Their advanced guard crossed the river before sunset and covered the passage of the remainder of the army on the morning of the following day, January 24, 1. 565. The Hindus had now turned back towards the ford and the two armies formed for battle. The Muhammadan right was commanded by Ali Adil Shah, the centre by Husain Nizam Shah, and the left by Ibrahim Qutb Shah and Ali Barid Shah ; and in the Hindu army Sadashivaraya commanded the centre, Timma the right, and Venkatadri the left.
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They spread the rumour that another ford had been discovered and then marched up the river for three days. The Hindus, in order to oppose the passage, followed and marched abreast of the Musalmans, without even taking the precaution of leaving a force to guard the ford opposite to which they had originally encamp- ed. Having thus misled the Hindus the allies left 20, 000 horse opposite to them and marched back rapidly and secretly to the unguarded ford, covering the distance of their three days...' journey in one day, and reached their destination in the evening. Their advanced guard crossed the river before sunset and covered the passage of the remainder of the army on the morning of the following day, January 24, 1. 565. The Hindus had now turned back towards the ford and the two armies formed for battle. The Muhammadan right was commanded by Ali Adil Shah, the centre by Husain Nizam Shah, and the left by Ibrahim Qutb Shah and Ali Barid Shah ; and in the Hindu army Sadashivaraya commanded the centre, Timma the right, and Venkatadri the left.
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