2. The Peshwas encouraged agriculture and revived trade.
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Expansion of the Maratha Empire
The empire expanded between 1720 and 1761. It slowly chipped away at the authority of the Mughal Empire. By the 1720s Malwa and Gujarat were seized from the Mughals. The Maratha king was recognized as the overlord of the entire Deccan peninsula by the 1730s. He had the right to levy chauth and sardeshmukhi in the entire region. After the raid in Delhi by the Marathas in 1737, the frontiers of the Maratha domination expanded fast:
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Peshwas were the loyal ministers of Marathas state who were appointed to assist the king in different administrative as well as political affairs. The Administration system of the Marathas was well organized. After the Maratha rule became secure subsequent to the conquests, revenue demands were gradually introduced taking local conditions into account. Agriculture was encouraged and trade was revived. This allowed the following Maratha chiefs enough resources to raise powerful armies
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Peshwas were the loyal ministers of Marathas state who were appointed to assist the king in different administrative as well as political affairs. The Administration system of the Marathas was well organized. After the Maratha rule became secure subsequent to the conquests, revenue demands were gradually introduced taking local conditions into account. Agriculture was encouraged and trade was revived. This allowed the following Maratha chiefs enough resources to raise powerful armies
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