CARNATIC WARS What are Carnatic wars The series of wars and clashes between the British East India company and french India company fall under the Carnatic wars. As the name suggests the Carnatic(Karnatic) wars most of the conflicts took place …
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THE BATTLE OF TALIKOTA One of the most historical events in Indian history as it changed politics in the south. The north was captured by Mughal sultanates but the Vijaynagar empire had been preventing their entry in the south. Battle …
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Battle of Tarain Three battles were fought at Tarain including the first battle of Tarain in 1191, the second battle of Tarain in 1192, third battle of Tarain in 1216. The first battle of Tarain witnessed the victory of king …
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KALINGA WAR Kalinga (presently Odisha) was a prosperous place for which the battle took place. The battle was fought between the Mauryan emperor Ashoka the great and the state of Kalinga. Chandragupta Maurya (Ashoka’s grandfather) tried to occupy Kalinga but …
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BATTLE OF HALDIGHATI Battle of Haldighati is one the most important battles ever fought in Rajputana. The battle was fought between Maharana Pratap of Mewar and the armed forces of Mughal emperor Akbar in June 1576. The leading cause of …
Three of the bloodiest war occurred in Panipat which changed the entire fate of the Indian subcontinent for centuries. These battles marked the beginning and establishment of Mughals in the Indian subcontinent. Their rule lasted for about 2 centuries until …
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BATTLE OF PLASSEY Battle of Plassey paved the way for the beginning of the British empire. It was the first victory of Britishers in India, which made east India company more than a trading company. After the death of …
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