The collapse of Mughal authority in North India in the first half of the eighteenth century led to three serious contenders for control of the region and its resources: the Ruhelas, immigrants from Afghanistan, now settled and powerful landowners in Uttar Pradesh; the Marathas, and the British. Through his scrutiny of the primary sources, Persian, Marathi, and English, the author provides a detailed account of the political and military fluctuations in this region. Three maps supplement the text.
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