Varanasi, Prayagraj And New Weapon

July 15th, 1656

After the war in Ayodhya ended, Vijay did not stay behind and immediately returned to the Agra Battlefront to continue overseeing the battle's progress.

He had to say that after losing Patna, which equated to losing the majority of Bihar and failing to destroy the temple of Ayodhya, which was meant to be a huge blow to the spiritual strength of the Bharatiya Empire, Mohammad V and Feroze Jung felt very angry and helpless.

Especially now that Vijay had completely shifted from the offensive tactics he used at the beginning of the war to the defensive strategies he was currently employed, the initiative of the Mughal Empire had completely disappeared. This made Mughal Emperor Mohammad V very uneasy. In recent days, the Mughal Army stationed in Agra repeatedly launched raids on Malpur, the town used by the Bharatiya Empire due to its close proximity to Agra, in an effort to provoke the Bharatiya Empire.