Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Rana Sanga's invasion of Gujarat" in English language version.
Mewar were considerably extended. On the north, they were pushed up as far as the Bayana River. In the east, Raisen, Sarangpur, Bhilsa, Kalpi and Chanderi, were included within her territories. In the south, Dungarpur and Banswara were held by a vassal, and her frontiers ran far into the heart of Malwa. To the south-west, Sirohi was ruled by the Rana's son-in-law. Even the chiefs of Marwar and Amber, according to Tod, acknowledged his allegiance
The Mewar army proceeded towards Sirohi and collected necessary tribute from its ruler. The Sultan of Gujrat, when heard the advancement of Maharana, was desitous of sending reinforcement* at Idar, But some of his Ministers being inimical to Mubarize ul-Mulk refrained the Sultan from sending his army. The Maharana then proceeded towards Dungarpur, the ruler of which place also accompanied him. Mubariz-ul-Mulk, wrote the account of these developments to the Sultan, But at this time also the Ministers misrepresented the facts and reinforcement could not be sent at Idar. The Maharana acting energetically came down swiftly upon dar with immense army consisting of more than 40,000 cavalry, By this time, Rao Ganga of Jodhpur and Biramdeva Medatiya also joined him with 7 and 6 thousand cavalry respectively
The Mewar army proceeded towards Sirohi and collected necessary tribute from its ruler. The Sultan of Gujrat, when heard the advancement of Maharana, was desitous of sending reinforcement* at Idar, But some of his Ministers being inimical to Mubarize ul-Mulk refrained the Sultan from sending his army. The Maharana then proceeded towards Dungarpur, the ruler of which place also accompanied him. Mubariz-ul-Mulk, wrote the account of these developments to the Sultan, But at this time also the Ministers misrepresented the facts and reinforcement could not be sent at Idar. The Maharana acting energetically came down swiftly upon dar with immense army consisting of more than 40,000 cavalry, By this time, Rao Ganga of Jodhpur and Biramdeva Medatiya also joined him with 7 and 6 thousand cavalry respectively
The Mewar army proceeded towards Sirohi and collected necessary tribute from its ruler. The Sultan of Gujrat, when heard the advancement of Maharana, was desitous of sending reinforcement* at Idar, But some of his Ministers being inimical to Mubarize ul-Mulk refrained the Sultan from sending his army. The Maharana then proceeded towards Dungarpur, the ruler of which place also accompanied him. Mubariz-ul-Mulk, wrote the account of these developments to the Sultan, But at this time also the Ministers misrepresented the facts and reinforcement could not be sent at Idar. The Maharana acting energetically came down swiftly upon dar with immense army consisting of more than 40,000 cavalry, By this time, Rao Ganga of Jodhpur and Biramdeva Medatiya also joined him with 7 and 6 thousand cavalry respectively
