Examples of using "المراثا" in a sentence and their english translations:
They were the Marathas...
parts of Maratha territories.
single term set by the Marathas.
to establish the Maratha kingdom.
war amongst the competing Maratha factions.
in the Maratha heartland, Mughal courtiers released a Maratha prince named Shahu, who
campaigns against the elusive and fast moving Maratha armies.
their hold on the Deccan and rebuild the Maratha country.
Nizam made no effort to besiege Maratha forts, instead he crowned Sambhaji as the Maratha
It was due to their role as mediators that the Marathas were eventually granted the right
He realised that he had marched his army straight into a Maratha trap.
dire situation, a strong contingent of Marathas moved from the east and completely cut off
and the time was ripe for the expansion of Maratha power into Northern India.
Up until the mid-17th century, the Marathas lacked a centralized form of government and
In an unexpected move, he requested the aid of the Marathas on the assurance that their
His name was Bajirao, and he was the son and “peshwa” of the Maratha king Shahu.
He was eventually repulsed by the fast moving and almost exclusively mounted Maratha army,
to attacks from all sides by the swift Maratha cavalry.
of his position and was forced to open negotiations with the Maratha commander.
the role of the Marathas as a prominent power within the Indian subcontinent in the decades
The plan worked, and the Marathas were soon plunged into a civil war, from which Shahu
Thus, the entire Maratha army had surrounded the city in a horse-shoe formation, while
By the time of his death in 1680, the Marathas were a significant force in central India,
of men, and caused severe attrition to the Mughal Empire, the Marathas could not be subjugated.
While this conflict was raging amongst the Marathas, the Mughals had their own problems
The prolonged and unfruitful campaigns against the Marathas created a volatile political
However, the Marathas were not completely united, with various factions competing internally.
During these internal conflicts between powerful Mughal nobles, the Marathas occasionally intervened
Once again, Nizam’s vanguard charged against the light Maratha cavalry in a desperate attempt
He had to abandon the cause of Sambhaji and, above all, accept the Maratha right to collect
Nizam was, however, confident that he could utilize the internal divisions among the Marathas
Meanwhile, Bajirao was hurrying from the south, with many Maratha contingents joining him
With the Marathas at his back and the Mughal emperor turned hostile, he had little choice.
Even though Nizam tried again to subdue the unruly Marathas, he again failed miserably