A Shudra defeated the Mughals and the British in 18th century

[Sugarcane]

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[GURU DUTT]

we don't listen to this Sharabi

he he he because jab admi sharab peeta hai to bekhauf hoke sach bolta hai and pakistanies as a nation love to live in a fools paradise of denial and conspiracy theories and reject truth ...lolzz who cares its your nation which is paying the price for this attitude

 

[Truth Finder]

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[IND151]

Mahadaji Shinde was a Maratha ruler of the state of Gwalior in central India. Mahadaji was instrumental in resurrecting Maratha power in North India after the Third Battle of Panipat in 1761, and rose to become a trusted lieutenant of the Peshwa, leader of the Maratha Empire. During his reign, Gwalior became the leading state in the Maratha Empire and one of the foremost military powers in India. Between 1745 and 1761, Mahadji fought in around 50 wars, including those in Malwa, Rajputana, Bundelkhand, Brij, Doab, Rohilkhand, Delhi, Kunjpur, and in the Battle of Panipat. Among the campaigns which Mahadji assisted, the notable ones include the ones at Chandravati Ganj (1746), Fatehabad (1746), Badi Sadri (1747), Marwar (1747), and Himat Nagar (1748)
The army of Malharrao Holkar joined the Shinde army to bring all the Rajput states under Maratha control and force them to accept Maratha suzerainty, as directed by the Peshwa. Under this campaign, several city states were added to the Maratha Empire such as Medtya, Ratangarh, Lalgarh, Bikaner, Laswari, Lachhmangarh, Kumher and Deeg and the states with territory of Jaipur and Jodhpur agreed to become vassals of the Maratha Empire.
Mathura which was under Mughal rule was conquered by Mahadji in 1755 where he reconstructed various old temples and established a centre for Sanskrit learning. In January 1758, Mahadji established Gwalior as his headquarters.
When the Maratha army crossed the Narmada river in February 1770, the Jat king Nawal Singh of Bharatpur opposed them. However, in the battle on 6 April 1770 Mahadji defeated him and Maratha supremacy over the North was re-established.
In early 1771, ten years after the collapse of Maratha supremacy in North India following the Third Battle of Panipat, Mahadji recaptured Delhi, and installed Shah Alam II as the puppet ruler on the Mughal throne in January 1772.
Mahadji ruled the Punjab and Sikh sardars and other rulers of the cis-Sutlej region paid tributes to him.
In January 1779, the forces of British troops under command of Col. Egerton marched towards Pune. The Maratha army was commanded by Mahadji Shinde and Tukojirao Holkar. Mahadji slowed down the British march by firing from above a hill and sent forces under Jiwbadada Bakshi and Lakhbaji to cut off its supply lines by burning food and fodder. When they found out about this, the British halted at Talegaon near Pune. The Maratha cavalry harassed the British from all sides and applying a scorched earth policy, burnt farmland and poisoned wells. The British began to withdraw from Talegaon in the middle of the night, but the Marathas attacked, forcing them to halt at Wadgaon, where the British force was surrounded on 12 January 1779.
On 16 January, the British signed the Treaty of Wadgaon that forced the Bombay government to relinquish all territories acquired by East India Company in western India since 1773 which included Sashti (Salsette), Thane, and the entire Gujarat region. The British were also made to pay Rs. 41,000 as an indemnity to the army of Mahadji.

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[GURU DUTT]

"
The varna of the Maratha is a contested issue, with arguments for their being of the Kshatriya (warrior) varna which is widely accepted, and others for their being of peasant origins. This issue was the subject of antagonism between the Brahmins and Marathas, dating back to the time of Shivaji, but by the late 19th century moderate Brahmins were keen to ally with the influential Marathas of Bombay in the interests of Indian independence from Britain. These Brahmins supported the Maratha claim to Kshatriya status, and the legend of Shivaji, but their success in this political alliance was sporadic, and fell apart entirely following independence in 1947.[6]

Various Maratha families lay claim to the Kshatriya varna,[7] and the various clans make dis-similar claims. Bhonsles claim their origin from Suryavanshi Sisodias,[8] Jadhavs from Yaduvanshi Yadavas, Bhoites from Chandravanshi Bhatis, Chavans from Agnivanshi Chauhans, Salunkhes from Agnivansha Solankis etc.[9]"

1.The Marathas consider themselves Ksatryas. They are not Shudras.

2. The dad of Mahadaji Shinde was a Maratha. His mom was a Rajput. He was an illegitimate child.

he he he that shows how muslim society thinks they dont praise a man on his acomplishments and achievements but his caste , colour and relegeon ...lolzzz no wonder musilms find themselfs as victims of so called "yahoodo-hanud sazish" even after being more than 1.6 billion population andwith the richest mineral and strategicalli located lands

 

[Sugarcane]

Reply to my full post.

I am still stand right, Your history owning is limited to faith or starts from Delhi & Doaba ---

 

[Truth Finder]

I am still stand right, Your history owning is limited to faith or starts from Delhi & Doaba ---

I know Mughals were Hindus.

 

[Sugarcane]

I know Mughals were Hindus.

I am still stand right, Your history owning is limited to faith or starts from Delhi & Doaba

 

[Truth Finder]

Marathas(for almost 100 years) or Mughals( for almost 125-150 years) ruled almost whole of India, not Punjab. We own all of them as Indians. Pakistanis have no relation with them . When they claim it, it becomes hilarious. @LoveIcon

 

[Sugarcane]

Marathas(for almost 100 years) or Mughals( for almost 125-150 years) ruled almost whole of India, not Punjab. We own all of them as Indians. Pakistanis have to relation with them . When they claim it, it becomes hilarious. @LoveIcon

Marathas were not Muslims & Mughal were ruling from Delhi and that's what i said - Your history owning is either limited to non-Muslims or start from Delhi & Doaba

 

[Truth Finder]

Marathas were not Muslims & Mughal were ruling from Delhi and that's what i said - Your history owning is either limited to non-Muslims or start from Delhi & Doaba

So, tell me one ruler from your region who ruled the whole of India. Actually, there is no one. So, i can not name anyone from your region as a pan India ruler.Even, but for Ranjit Singh, there was no formidable ruler from modern day Pakistan region.

 

[GURU DUTT]

Marathas were not Muslims & Mughal were ruling from Delhi and that's what i said - Your history owning is either limited to non-Muslims or start from Delhi & Doaba

wrong owr history starts from much much earlier well almost 4000 years backs and all owr great empires like maurya,gupta among others were having there capital as patliputra/patna

 

[Sugarcane]

So, tell me one ruler from your region who ruled the whole of India. Actually, there is no one. So, i can not name anyone from your region as a pan India ruler.Even, but for Ranjit Singh, there was no formidable ruler from modern day Pakistan region.

Did you care to understand what i said in OP - You are actually confirming the hypocrisy which is that on one hand you try discredit two nation theory by saying that we are same people and on other hand your history is either limited to non-Muslims or start from Delhi & Doaba.

 

[Truth Finder]

Did you care to understand what i said in OP - You are actually confirming the hypocrisy which is that on one hand you try discredit two nation theory by saying that we are same people and on other hand your history is either limited to non-Muslims or start from Delhi & Doaba.

Tell me at least one name from modern day Pakistani region who ruled India.Why don't you accept the truth that modern day pakistani region was ruled from outside modern day pakistani region for more than 4000 years upto 1947.

 

[Sugarcane]

Tell me at least one name from modern day Pakistani region who ruled India.Why don't you accept the truth that modern day pakistani region was ruled from outside modern day pakistani region for more than 4000 years upto 1947.

1. Modern day Pakistan which is decent of Indus Valley Civilization was always separate nation - thanks for admission.
,2. Nobody from modern day Pakistan ruled on other places as we inherited the traits of IVC - which were most civilized & disciplined civilization with no proof of battles.