Also in 1894, the colonial town Susa finally quieted as the populace embraced Harappan rule. However, Mohenjo knew that the territory would not remain Harappan for long without the benefits of his people’s culture, and feared the possibility of revolt. So in that year, he ordered the great Michelangelo from Gepid to produce a wondrous work in the colony – a project of such awe for which the new citizens could boast.