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Bihar and Orissa during the fall of the Mughal empire presents a comprehensive examination of Eastern India during one of history’s most significant transitional periods. Jadunath Sarkar, a renowned historian, provides detailed analysis of the political, military, and administrative changes that reshaped the region as Mughal authority waned.
The work dedicates substantial attention to the rise and consolidation of Maratha power in Bengal and Orissa. Sarkar meticulously traces the military campaigns, political strategies, and territorial expansion of the Marathas during this era. The book offers insights into the complex interactions between declining Mughal forces, emerging Maratha power, and local regional powers that competed for control.
This scholarly text serves as an essential resource for understanding the 18th-century power dynamics in Eastern India and the mechanisms through which one empire replaced another, ultimately reshaping the subcontinent’s political landscape.
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