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The after effects of the battle of Panipat. - History and Civics

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The after effects of the battle of Panipat.

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  1. On 14 January 1761, the Marathas opened the third battle of Panipat by attacking Abdali’s army.
  2. The Marathas lost in this battle and suffered severe losses.
  3. A whole generation of young men in Maharashtra, including Peshwa’s son Vishwasrao and many brave Sardars, were killed on the battlefield. Sadashivraobhau also disappeared in the battle fray. Approximately 150,000 people were killed in this battle.
  4. Taking advantage of the defeat of the Marathas, the Nizam invaded the Maratha territory again.
  5. The Sultan of Mysore, Hyder Ali, also attacked the Maratha territory in Karnataka.
  6. While the Nizam was defeated by the Marathas under the leadership of Peshwa Madhavrao at Rakshasbhuvan near Paithan, Hyder Ali was defeated by the Marathas in a battle at Moti Talav near Srirangapattan. The Marathas overcame this great defeat of Panipat and revived their supremacy in the politics of the North.
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Chapter 1.11: Marathas - The Protectors of the Nation - Exercise [Page 52]

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Balbharati History and Civics [English] Standard 7 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 1.11 Marathas - The Protectors of the Nation
Exercise | Q 2.3 | Page 52
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Chapter 15 Marathas - The Protectors of the Nation
Exercise | Q 2. (3) | Page 93
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