- the
Maratha People: From the
death of
Shahu to the end of the
Chitpavan epic. Vol. III. S. Chand. Kulakarṇī, A. Rā (1996).
Marathas and the
Marathas Country:...
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Maratha army was
stationed in the
Deccan Plateau with the Peshwa. Militarily, the
battle pitted the artillery, musketry, and
cavalry of the
Marathas against...
- Look up
Maratha in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Maratha are a Marathi-speaking
people from Maharashtra, India.
Maratha or
Marathas may also
refer to:...
- of the
members of the
Maratha caste were farmers.
Marathas are
subdivided into 96
different clans,
known as the 96 Kuli
Marathas or Shahānnau Kule. Three...
- the
Marathas were
known for
their agility due to the
light equipment of both
infantry and cavalry.
Artillery was
mostly confined to the
Maratha fortresses...
- Tipu's
death the
Marathas themselves would get
involved in
conflicts with the
British who
defeated the
Marathas by 1819 in the Anglo-
Maratha War
leading to...
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forces had laid
siege to Fort Ramsej. But the
Marathas did not suc****b to this onslaught. The
Marathas prepared and
defended against the attack, and it...
- devastation. The
Marathas initially succeeded against the
Bengali forces at the
Battle of
Jaipur however,
throughout all of
their attempts the
Marathas were never...
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Mumbai after they saw the
Marathas defeat the
Portuguese at
neighbouring Vasai in May 1739. In an
effort to keep the
Marathas out of Mumbai, the British...
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Southeast Asia to 1800 (2006) "
Marathas and the
English Company 1701–1818" online.
Retrieved 1
October 2004. Gordon, Stewart.
Marathas, marauders, and
state formation...
