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Why did the marathas state fail agaibst the british?

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Answered by Anonymous
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The Marathas decided to go to war to retain their freedom. The British had posted large number of troops near the Maratha kingdom, supposedly to suppress the Pindaris. In 1813, Lord Hastings, Governor General forced several imposing measures against the Marathas.

Answered by Thûgłife
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The Marathas, though brave, suffered from many weaknesses. The following causes can be attributed to their downfall:

They lacked unity and could not consolidate themselves under one strong central authority.

The Marathas decided to go to war to retain their freedom. The British had posted large number of troops near the Maratha kingdom, supposedly to suppress the Pindaris. In 1813, Lord Hastings, Governor General forced several imposing measures against the Marathas

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