1 HISTORY OV THE SIKHS,
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3 The college, or mimdruss, of Fyzul shared the same
4 fate. Bunda, after burning' and pillaging- Wit tala,
5 murdered all the inhabitants, and then took, his
6 departure.
7 The city of Lahore was next burned and pil- Lahore shares
8 laged, and the whole of the inhabitants put to' °
9 the ^
10 The l lyragec i-lrnn crossed the Ravee, and went
11 towards Jmnrnoo,
12 When the En nperor Furokshere heard of the ubdooisum-
13 desolation committed by Bunda, he sent Ubdool- T/Jml&mda.
14 summud, as Governor of the Punjab, to stop the
15 ravages of this fanatic. On reaching Lahore, the
16 Governor lost no time in pursuing Bunda, and a
17 great battle was fought between them at the foot Bund* i*
18 of the hills, and Bunda was defeated. He shut d ' ledt ' ‘ '
19 himself up in a. hill-fort, which was besieged for a
20 long time. At length provisions becoming scarce,
21 his followers began to desert him, and concealed
22 themselves in the jungles and villages, where many
23 of then! were killed. His followers at length were
24 reduced to a very small number, and the Mussul¬
25 mans observing this, attacked them and slew nearly And »taken
26 the whole. Bunda arid a few others were taken 5
27 prisoners. He was taken before Ubdoolsummud,
28 who resolved to send him to Delhi. The Mussul¬
29 man. soldiers maintained that Bunda was a “ magi¬
30 cian,” and would make his escape on the road. One
31 of the Moguls rose and said, " Tie us together on
32 the same elephant; and if he attempt to escape, 1