The after effects of the battle of panipat ?
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. Loss of Marathas in a Big Number:
In this battle a big number of Marathas was killed. It would not be exaggeration to say that a generation of Maratha caste ended in this battle. J.N. Sarkar wrote, "The crisis fell on whole Maratha empire in this battle and there was not a single house in Maharashtra where was not mourned on the death of a person or head."
2. End of Maratha's influence in North India:
After the defeat of third battle of Panipat, Marathas lost their sovereignty in Panipat, Doab etc. Before this battle these states sometimes came under sovereignty of Muslims but after this battle Marathas gradually lost their control in North India.
3. Deterioration in Power of Peshwa:
The result of this battle was that the power of Peshwa had a big loss, and their power was greatly deteriorated.
4. End of Dream of Hindu Empire:
This battle ended the power of Marathas and Hindus by which the dream of Hindu Empire was forgot for a long time from India.
5. End of Maratha Co-operative Commission:
In this battle Marathas had a big loss so Maratha co-operation commission ended. After this Maratha Sardars began to quarrel among themselves and the Maratha power completely ended. The destruction done in battle of Panipat broken the dream of establishing Maratha-Sovereignty.
6. Moral Fall of Maratha:
Maratha's caste was considered very brave and courageous and their army was considered invincible. Other kings were eager to ally Marathas. But after the defeat in the battle of Panipat, their prestige was lost and their military moral was minimized.
7. Fall of Mughal Empire:
Mughal Empire fell by this battle Mughal emperors were only for name, everywhere free rule was established.
8. Rise of the English:
Due to internal dispute and anarchy in India, the English had established their influence. Consequently, the foundation of English rule was firmed. "The Internal disputes of Marathas and Muslims made them weak and opened the door of getting sovereignty for the English."
The third battle of Panipat was also decisive for destiny of India like other two battles. This ended the political struggle of Hindu-Muslim and founded an empire which became unbearable for both, the Hindu and the Muslim. "Plassy had sowed the seeds of English sovereignty in India and Lie third battle of Panipat gave the opportunity to plant and grows these seeds."
In this battle a big number of Marathas was killed. It would not be exaggeration to say that a generation of Maratha caste ended in this battle. J.N. Sarkar wrote, "The crisis fell on whole Maratha empire in this battle and there was not a single house in Maharashtra where was not mourned on the death of a person or head."
2. End of Maratha's influence in North India:
After the defeat of third battle of Panipat, Marathas lost their sovereignty in Panipat, Doab etc. Before this battle these states sometimes came under sovereignty of Muslims but after this battle Marathas gradually lost their control in North India.
3. Deterioration in Power of Peshwa:
The result of this battle was that the power of Peshwa had a big loss, and their power was greatly deteriorated.
4. End of Dream of Hindu Empire:
This battle ended the power of Marathas and Hindus by which the dream of Hindu Empire was forgot for a long time from India.
5. End of Maratha Co-operative Commission:
In this battle Marathas had a big loss so Maratha co-operation commission ended. After this Maratha Sardars began to quarrel among themselves and the Maratha power completely ended. The destruction done in battle of Panipat broken the dream of establishing Maratha-Sovereignty.
6. Moral Fall of Maratha:
Maratha's caste was considered very brave and courageous and their army was considered invincible. Other kings were eager to ally Marathas. But after the defeat in the battle of Panipat, their prestige was lost and their military moral was minimized.
7. Fall of Mughal Empire:
Mughal Empire fell by this battle Mughal emperors were only for name, everywhere free rule was established.
8. Rise of the English:
Due to internal dispute and anarchy in India, the English had established their influence. Consequently, the foundation of English rule was firmed. "The Internal disputes of Marathas and Muslims made them weak and opened the door of getting sovereignty for the English."
The third battle of Panipat was also decisive for destiny of India like other two battles. This ended the political struggle of Hindu-Muslim and founded an empire which became unbearable for both, the Hindu and the Muslim. "Plassy had sowed the seeds of English sovereignty in India and Lie third battle of Panipat gave the opportunity to plant and grows these seeds."
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After the battle in Panipat, more than 100 people are killed and more than 200 people are injured, but after the war globalisation and civilization grown up in panipat
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