heavily damaged citadel was washed away, eventually resembling an "island of mud" amidst the floods. Order of battle British regiments 3rd King's Own Light Dragoons 9th Queen's Royal Light Dragoons (Lancers) 14th the King's Light Dragoons 6th Queen's Light Dragoons (Lancers) 10th Foot 24th Foot 29th Foot 32nd Foot 60th Foot 1st battalion 61st Foot British Indian Army regiments 1st Bengal Light Cavalry 5th Bengal Light Cavalry 6th Bengal Light Cavalry 8th Bengal Light Cavalry 3rd Bengal Irregular Cavalry 9th Bengal Irregular Cavalry 11th Bengal Irregular Cavalry 14th Bengal Irregular Cavalry 2nd European Light Infantry 8th Bengal Native Infantry 15th Bengal Native Infantry 20th Bengal Native Infantry 25th Bengal Native Infantry 30th Bengal Native Infantry 31st Bengal Native Infantry 36th Bengal Native Infantry 45th Bengal Native Infantry 46th Bengal Native Infantry 51st Bengal Native Infantry 52nd Bengal Native Infantry 56th Bengal Native Infantry 69th Bengal Native Infantry 70th Bengal Native Infantry 72nd Bengal Native Infantry 25th (Bombay) Mountain Battery See also Siege of Multan References Sources Ian Hernon, Britain's forgotten wars, Sutton Publishing Ltd, 2003, Charles Allen, Soldier Sahibs, Abacus, 2001, "The Memoirs of Private Waterfield" ed Arthur Swinson (aka F M Bailey) & Donald Scott Cassell London 1968 External links Orbat.com page History of Multan Battles of the Anglo-Sikh wars Sieges involving the British East India Company Conflicts in 1849 1849 in India