List of battles in medieval India
List of important battles fought in India from 1000 CE up to 1757 CE.
Name of Battle | Date | Place | Winner | Loser | Effect |
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Battle of Tarain | 1191 | Tarain | - | ||
Second Battle of Tarain | 1192 | Tarain | Mohammad got the opportunity to enter Indian lands. | ||
Battle of Chandawar | 1194 | Chandawar | Jaichandra, King of Kanauj | Mohammad further extended his empire in India by defeating a large kingdom. | |
Battle of Panipat | (11-April-1526) | Panipat | By this victory Babur got opportunity to expand his small principality into big empire | ||
Battle of Khanwa | 17-March-1527 | Khanwa | |||
Battle of Chanderi | (1528) | Chanderi | Medini Rai of Chanderi | - | |
Battle of Ghagra or Gogara | (6-May-1529) | Ghagra | Afghans | Afghans are defeated | |
Battle of Chausa | (7-June-1539) | Chausa | - | ||
Battle of Kanauj | (17-May-1540) | Kanauj | Agra was occupied by Sher shah | ||
Battle for Tughlaqabad (1556) | 7 October 1556 | Tughlaqabad Fort Area - Delhi | Hemu defeated the forces of Akbar and got title 'Vikramaditya', of North India. | ||
Second Battle of Panipat | (5-November-1556) | Panipat | Akbar reoccupied Delhi. | ||
Battle of Bannihatti or Tallikota | (23-January-1565) | Tallikota | Ali adilshah and four others | Aliya Rama Raya | Vijayanagara empire starts declining |
Battle of Haldighati | (1576) | Haldighati | Raja Man Singh(General of Mughal emperor Akbar) | Rana Pratap Singh of Mewar | |
First Carnatic | (1745–48) | Carnatic region of South India | |||
Second Carnatic War | (1749–54) | Carnatic region of South India | French loss their expanding opportunities. Continued as trading community in India. | ||
Third Carnatic War | (1756–63) | Carnatic region of South India | - | ||
Battle of Plassey | (June-1757) | Plassey | British win a major battle in India and later they ruled India. | ||
Battle of Buxar | (1764) | Buxar |
References
Notes
APPSC GROUP - II PAPER- I General Studies Third Battle of Panipat 1761
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