what is the significance of Second battle of panipat ?
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2nd battle of Panipat was fought in November 5th 1556 between teenage mughal ruler Jalalludin Muhammad Akbar (guided and mentored by Bairam khan :khanbaba who was a mughal army commander from Persia) and Samrat Hemchandra vikramaditya :Hemu.
Reasons for the battle
Samrat Hemchandra vikramaditya or Hemu was the last Hindu Samrat to conquer Delhi from mughals after defeating Tardi beg the mughal commander of Delhi in October 1556. He declared himself Samrat vikramaditya and had coins printed in his name.
Bairam khan wanted to reinstate Akbar and mughal flag in Delhi after the accidental death of Humayun in Delhi. Hemu was his greatest challenge.
This led to the famous 2nd battle of panipat ,basically it was battle for supremecy.
Reasons for the battle
Samrat Hemchandra vikramaditya or Hemu was the last Hindu Samrat to conquer Delhi from mughals after defeating Tardi beg the mughal commander of Delhi in October 1556. He declared himself Samrat vikramaditya and had coins printed in his name.
Bairam khan wanted to reinstate Akbar and mughal flag in Delhi after the accidental death of Humayun in Delhi. Hemu was his greatest challenge.
This led to the famous 2nd battle of panipat ,basically it was battle for supremecy.
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The Second Battle of Panipat 1556 A.D.
Explanation:
- The Second Battle of Panipat was one of the greatest battle between a Hindu king Hemu and the Muslim King Akbar and his general Baraim khan.
- Baraim khan wanted to take control of Delhi and wanted established Mughal empire in Delhi and to complete his this dream he needs to remove a Hindu king Hemu from Delhi.
- A battle broke out between both forces on 1556 and in this great battle Hemu forces lost the battle and Mughal empire came as victorious.
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