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The End of The Maratha Empire

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In November 1817, the Maratha Empire—a formidable power that had shaped the destiny of the Indian subcontinent for over a century—stood on the precipice of total collapse. As the forces of Peshwa Bajirao II clashed with the British East India Company, a young Scottish military engineer named Captain John MacLeod marched directly into the chaos.
An Eyewitness Account of The End of the Maratha Empire presents MacLeod’s complete, day-by-day field journal. Far from a dry military dispatch, this diary offers a rare, unfiltered window into a world moments before it changed forever. Readers will traverse the rugged Deccan plateau in pursuit of the retreating Peshwa. You will experience the visceral realities of the Third Anglo-Maratha War, including fort sieges, sudden skirmishes, chaotic tiger hunts, and the desperate plundering of ancient manuscripts.
Edited by Manoj Dani and Guruprasad Kanitkar, The End of The Maratha Empire book is a breathtaking time capsule and is an unforgettable testament to a fractured frontier.

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Ahamed Shaha Abdali – अहमद शाहा अब्दाली

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The battle of Panipat in 1761 stands in front of our eyes when Ahamed Shaha Abdali utters the words. Abdali is widely known today as an invader and robber. It is generally believed that Abdali did not dare to invade India again after the battle at Panipat with the Marathas. But this is half true! Through this book, the history of Abdali, his campaigns as well as the political situation in North India will be seen. Author Yogesh Ratnakar Phatak, tried to present the entire history of Ahmad Shah Abdali through the book. It is necessary to know the history of the enemy against whom the Marathas fought so fiercely.

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Adnyat Panipat – अज्ञात पानिपत

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The Marathas were the last indigenous empire-builders of India. They leapt into prominence suddenly and swiftly, but the rapid expansion of their empire was arrested by the defeat at the third battle of Panipat on 14 January 1761. Unfortunately, the authentic, comprehensive and analytical scholarly accounts of this momentous battle are woefully short in number. This work in the Marathi language fills the gap. Specifically, this monograph provides the in-depth information on the following topics for the first time :
– Partition of India in 1757 and the rise of the Afghan nation
– Sabaji Patil Shinde and his brave deeds
– New details about the battle of Barari and how Dattaji Shinde fought the Afghans and Rohillas
– Why did the Marathas position their artillary on top of the Jama Masjid in Delhi?
– What was the total expenditure of Sadashivrao Bhau?
– Sadashivrao Bhau’s valor while in conversation with the Afghan diplomats
– The Kohinoor diamond would have been in Pune, if …
Many such unknown facts are explored in depth in this Adnyat Panipat book written by Manoj Dani. A must-read for any history lover!

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