Bab 411: Progress & South East Asia

6th September 1656

One month has passed since the battle against the Mughal Empire ended, and since then, many things have happened.

For starters, the million-soldier army recruited due to the intensity of the war against the Mughal Empire has not been reduced in size but continues on to their next mission to take on the remnants of the Mughal Empire.

The battlefields nearest, Specifically, Punjab and Rajasthan were the first to bear the brunt of the attack, followed by Nepal and Bhutan.

Yogendra Singh, who was responsible for taking the region of Punjab, immediately split his troops consisting of 150,000 soldiers into two units and was successful in taking the city of Panipat, which is only around 90 kilometers from Delhi. Later, he was also successful in taking Patiala, which is around 208 kilometres from Delhi.