You hold in your hands a legendary novel of Indian history. In the field of Panipat, the claimant power of India, the Marathas, advanced and even passed through Delhi. They looted Punjab as well, and their power spread from the Deccan to the borders of Afghanistan.
Then came a time when the Maratha chieftains decided to end the declining Mughal rule in Delhi, and the ruler of the new Maratha government set off for Delhi with the Red Fort at stake.
But just as they wanted to remove the Mughal ruler and enthrone the Maratha ruler in Delhi, suddenly from the north, Ahmad Shah Abdali arrived with a small army and encircled the great power of the Marathas in the field of Panipat, scattering them to pieces.
This story of the rise and fall of the Marathas is also present in this small issue. The end of the Mughal rule and the story of Ahmad Shah Abdali will also be found in it. This is a novel, but if you are interested in history, then to see these events, you should also read history.

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