Maharana Sanga: Babur’s Triumph At The Battle Of Khanwa

Who was Maharana Sanga

Maharana Sanga, also known as Sangram Singh, was the king of Mewar from 1509 to 1528 AD. After a dispute with his brothers, Sanga took refuge near Karmachand Panwar in Srinagar (Ajmer). After the death of Raymal, Sanga became the king of Mewar on 5 May 1509. He is known for his military prowess and his role in shaping the political landscape of northern India during his time.

Battle of Khanwa- Rajasthan GK

The Battle of Khanwa was fought due to a conflict between Sanga and Babur’s political ambitions, Sanga’s annexation of several areas of the Delhi Sultanate, and the Rajput-Afghan alliance

Babur declared jihad before the Battle of Khanwa, and he also vowed not to drink liquor. Additionally, he abolished the Tamga tax of Muslim traders.

How did Babur win the Battle of Khanwa?

Babur’s victory in the Battle of Khanwa was due to several factors, including his artillery, his Tulguma battle system, and the fact that Sanga’s army lacked unity.

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