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...re, expanded their influence as far north as Delhi. By this time, when the Marathas had reached the zenith of their power, the Sikhs, caught in the pincer gr ...ative and knowledge of the local geography, took the lion's share, but the Marathas, who were already being paid by the day, demanded a share proportionate to

...ce, she marched as far as Mathura where peace parleys were opened with the Marathas.

== The Marathas were marginalised == ...r, and was able to win over many adversaries to his side. The Mughals, the Marathas, the Rohillas, the Jats and the British sought his friendship, and, above a

...Marathas presented to Shiva ji. (Later it was the [[Sikh/Maratha Relations|Marathas]] who with the Sikhs, that broke the back of Mughal rule in India.)

...awabs of Oudh from Sa'adat Khan to Sa'adat 'All Khan. besides those of the Marathas, the Ruhilas, the Afghans, the Jals and the Sikhs. The book was lithographe

...need to support the war of attrition that Arangzeb was waging against the Marathas in the Deccan. The battle was fought on 20th March 1691. Guru Gobind Singh

...were sorely needed to maintain Aurangzeb's 'war of attrition' against the Marathas and the cunning Sivaji in the Deccan which had all but emptied the once ove

..., he was eventually driven out by the combined forces of the Sikhs, the Marathas and Adina Beg Khan in April 1758.

...the cavalry division of Sir Hugh Gough's army in the campaign against the Marathas of Gwalior at the close of 1843. In the first AngloSikh war, he was in com

...e to win over many an adversary to his side. The Mughals, the Ruhilas, the Marathas and the English sought his friendship. In the wake of the decay of Mughal a

...men. In the battle of Panipat, fought on January 14, 1761, he defeated the Marathas and sealed the ill fate of their empire in northern India. But the Sikhs di

...icts. This led to increased militancy by many constituencies including the Marathas, the [[Sikh]]s and the Rajputs. Thus, rebellion was rife at the time of Aur

...tay firm in their ranks. The next morning they made a sudden charge on the Marathas who, taken by surprise, retired towards Karnal in utter confusion. Bedl Sah

...Durrani in 1752 and the occupation of Lahore by the Sikhs jointly with the Marathas in April 1758. In fact, one of the most striking features of Tahmasnamah is

...hind and Malerkotla. Ahmad Shah Durrani, who, after his victory over the Marathas in the third battle of Panipat in January 1761, considered himself master o

...hapters describing the history of Peshawar, Bodhi Vihars and withdrawal of Marathas have no relevance to the history of the period. The story is strewn with mi

...tory of the Panjab (1954); Panjab on the Eve of the First Sikh War (1956); Marathas and Panipat (1961); and India Pakistan War 1965, in three volumes.

The Marathas, after their defeat by Abdali in the third battle of Panipat in 1761, were ...or who was able to win over many adversaries to his side. The Mughals, the Marathas, the Rohillas, the Jutts and the British sought his friendship, and, above

...ncluding many towns. On the eve of the battle of Panipat (1761) when the [[Marathas]] camp was blockaded by Ahmad Shah Durrani, Ala Singh helped them with food

Ahmad Shah defeated the Marathas at [[Panipat]] in January 1761. and struck the [[Sikh]]s a severe blow in w