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Battle of Lahore (1752)

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government. So it was "necessary" for Abdali to invade a "rich but poorly defended neighbouring country" India to plunder and exploit her resources. He also wanted to establish "political hegemony" in India. During his time, the Mughal empire was disintegrating and he was "eager to step into the shoes of the decadent Mughal authority" to fill up the "political vacuum without any loss of time".
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and Lahore - were to be ceded to Abdali's Afghan empire. Once the treaty was signed, Abdali sent his troops to Multan to take possession of the city and some of his men to Delhi to confirm the treaty with the Mughal emperor Ahmad Shah Bahadur. Bahadur, with advice from the royal advisor Javed Khan,
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invaded India seven times from 1748 to 1767. The frequency of his repeated invasions reflected his "tireless energy, ambition" and purpose. Being poor as well as a "backward country", Afghanistan could not provide subsistence to its population or provide a financial support for running the
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who were trapped in the fort of Ram Rauni were killed. But Abdali was impressed by the "heroic fight" put up by the Mughal governor; so he appointed him as the province's governor on his own behalf. Abdali also conferred him the title "Farzand Khan Bahadur Rustam-e-Hind".
453:. Failing to put up a fight, he surrendered to Abdali on 6 March 1752. After signing the instrument of surrender, Abdali's forces looted and plundered the city. On his orders, nine hundred 367: 357: 173: 352: 337: 362: 372: 342: 257: 252: 347: 327: 166: 332: 441:, had refused to pay him tax which he had promised to give on a monthly basis. Abdali started the battle by successfully besieging Mannu in the 159: 484:
to suppress a rebellion. He returned at the end of the month with fresh recruits to confront Abdali, but learned of the treaty and retreated.
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Consequently, Mannu held a reception at Lahore in honour of Abdali. He also signed a peace treaty under which the two territories of Punjab –
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put his seal on the treaty on 3 April, which cut Punjab from the Mughal empire. At that time, the
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In the winter of 1751, he invaded India for the third time on the pretext that
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Index

Indian Campaign of Ahmad Shah Durrani
Lahore
Mughal Empire
Punjab

Durrani Empire
Mughal Empire

Ahmed Shah Durrani
Ahmad Shah Bahadur
Moin-ul-Mulk
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Indian campaign of Ahmad Shah Durrani
Lahore (1748)
Manupur (1748)
Lahore (1752)
Narela (1757)
Delhi (1757)
Amritsar (1757)
Mahilpur (1757)
Taraori (1759)
Barari Ghat (1760)
Sikandarabad (1760)
Kunjpura (1760)
Samalkha (1760)
Meerut (1760)
Panipat (1761)
Sialkot (1761)

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