But the Burmese command had neglected to plan sufficient supplies to the troops, and about four months into the campaign (February 1587), the troops began dying in thousands "from want and exposure".
Four months into the campaign (February 1587), the troops began dying in thousands "from want and exposure". But the Burmese command had neglected to plan sufficient supplies to the troops.
But the Burmese command had neglected to plan sufficient supplies to the troops. Four months into the campaign (February 1587), the troops began dying in thousands "from want and exposure".
But the Burmese command had neglected to plan sufficient supplies to the troops. Four months into the campaign (February 1587), the troops began dying in thousands "from want and exposure".