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Rajputana
extensive region in the northwest of India
- Cette frontière
- 1306–1805
Vue d’ensemble
Rājputana (Hindi: [ɾaːdʒpʊt̪aːnaː]), meaning Land of the Rajputs, was a historical region in the Indian subcontinent that included mainly the entire present-day Indian state of Rajasthan, parts of the neighboring states of Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, and adjoining areas of Sindh in modern-day southern Pakistan. The region was known for its distinctive socio political structure, characterised by numerous Rajput kingdoms and principalities that maintained a strong warrior ethos and a deeply rooted tradition of honour, kinship, and martial governance.
Notices (19)
- 1306 — Battle of RaviBataille · Delhi Sultanate ▸ Mongols
- 1527 — Battle of KhanuaBataille · Mughal Empire ▸ Mewar
- 1530 — Battle of SurajgarhBataille · Suri Empire ▸ Bengal Sultanate
- 1534 — Battle of ChitorBataille · Mughal Empire ▸ Gujarat
- 1567 — Battle of ChitorBataille · Mughal Empire ▸ Rajputs
- 1576 — Battle of HaldighatBataille · Mughal Empire, Jaipur ▸ Mewar
- 1659 — Battle of DeoraiBataille · Aurangzeb ▸ Dara Shikoh
- 1747 — Battle of Rajmahal, RajasthanBataille · Prince Ishwarisingh of Jaipur ▸ Prince Mad- horsingh of Jaipur
- 1761 — Battle of MangrolBataille · Marathas ▸ Rajput Principalities
- 1787 — Battle of LalsotBataille · Jaipur, Jodpur, Udaipur ▸ Marathas
- 1790 — Battle of MertaBataille
- 1790 — Battle of PatanBataille · Marathas ▸ Rajputs
- 1793 — Battle of LakhairiBataille · Mahadji Sindia ▸ General Hukaji Tolkar
- 1800 — Battle of MalpuraBataille · Marathas ▸ Jaipur
- 1803 — Battle of LaswariBataille · United Kingdom ▸ Marathas
- 1804 — Battle of Dieg (1st)Bataille · United Kingdom ▸ Marathas
- 1804 — Battle of Dieg (2nd)Bataille · United Kingdom ▸ Marathas
- 1804 — Battle of Monsons RetreatBataille · Marathas ▸ United Kingdom
- 1805 — Battle of BharatpurBataille · Marathas ▸ United Kingdom
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