The taking of Balkh was a clear signal for all that Ulugh Beg did not recognize the rights of any of his nephews. Next operations though, would be difficult since the other nephews of Ulugh Beg were hardened warriors and sons of his now deceased yet famously able brother Baysonqor Mirza. They were Ala-ud-Daulah Mirza stationed at Herat; Abul-Qasim Babur Mirza who was at that time in Shahrukh Mirza's army when he died and when Abdal-Latif Mirza took over as commander to which Babur Mirza reacted by plundering the Urdu Bazar (Camp Market) with Khalil Sultan and made a dash for Herat to come under his brother's protection; And finally Sultan Muhammad Mirza who was at Luristan in hiding after his failed revolt against Shahrukh Mirza but since returned to Fars.