Battle of Behgy

Background 
Ahmad Shah sent his troops towards Panjab for the eighth time in November 1766. While Ahmad Shah was nearing Punjab, Ahmad had been invited by Mir Qasirn of Bengal to restore him to the throne of Murshidabad of which he had been ousted by the English.

 Battle 
Ahmad Shah crossed the Indus river in late November and arrived at Behgy, near Rohtas. Ballam Singh and other Sikhs had thrown up a number of strongholds in the country with garrisons of 7,000 or 8,000 horse, but, they were easily overpowered by the Afghans. A Sikh chief was slain and may of their army were killed, taken prisoners and drowned in the Jhelum.

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