Blood and Gore : Battle for Multan : Mahmud of Ghaznavi vs Bhatti Ismaili

Many mercenaries have now joined the Ghaznavi army in the hope of gaining merit and wealth. The lands to the east were ripe for pillaging, some men became so rich after the battle of Peshawar, they built huge huts in Khwarazam.

Here is a Ghaznavi slaver who has come all the way from the lands of the Cross god.

With Peshawar destroyed at the background, the carts carrying the refugees fled to Multan to the security of the Emir.

A skilled spy from the nearest camp followed suit, he was to infiltrate the city, go to every tavern and inn and sneak find the best suitable time to attack.

A new hoard from Khorasan was raised with fresh new horses from the Caspian, they raided towns and villages along the way, this food will be used for the months to come in the siege.

The screams for help from Multan were lost to the rest of India, which was trying to cope up with its complex bureaucracy and its many warring factions. The time for the battle for Multan was near.

Multan’s fate was sealed. The entire town is set alight from the fire and what is made of stone has been destroyed. The killings continue on both side and more gruesomeness is to come in the future.