The second commander was an Indian prince named Mir Sayyad, who had been an ally of France in the Seven Years' War and moved to Paris upon the war's conclusion. Sayyad participated in the invasion and advised Rullecourt to sack the town and massacre all the inhabitants.
Mir Sayyad, serving as the second commander, was an Indian prince who had been a French ally during the Seven Years' War and relocated to Paris after the war's end. He participated in the invasion and advised Rullecourt to capture the town and eliminate all of its inhabitants.