Because of the short distance, this army arrived around Fuban the next day and launched an attack on the third day.
Back then, in response to the Spanish Army's invasion, the Bam Sultan had summoned the majority of the soldiers from the entire Kingdom.
The Sultan's direct troops had all been deployed, leaving only small forces from other tribal leaders within the Bam Kingdom, numbering only a few thousand in total.
Facing the Spanish Army's attack, these soldiers formed by different tribes were quick to collapse, not daring to confront the Spanish Army head-on.
Under the bombardment of twenty cannons, Fuban's defensive forces were quickly destroyed, allowing the Spanish Army to capture this city of hundreds of thousands of people at little cost.
After occupying Fuban, the Spanish Army wasted no time in implementing military management, strictly forbidding any indigenous people from appearing outside their homes.
