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1. Hyderabad
● NizamulMulk Asaf Jah, the founder of Hyderabad, was an influential member
of the court of the Mughal Emperor Farouk Sial.
● He was assigned to manage Awad and then was set to take over Deccan.
● Later, he took power into his own hands and became the true ruler of that
area.
● The Mughal Emperor has just approved Nizam's decision.
● Hyderabad fought the Marathi in the west and the independent Telugu
warlords.
● Nizam's goal of controlling the affluent textile production areas on the east
coast of the Coromandel was hindered by the British.
2. Awadh
● Awadh Burhanul Mulk Sa'adat Khan was the leader of Awadh in 1722.
● Due to Bangladeshi trade and rich alluvial soil, Awadh is a prosperous area.
● Burhanul Mulk attempted to reduce the Mughal influence on Awad by
changing his imperial officers.
● Seized fertile farmland from several Afghans in Rajput zamindars and
Rohilkhand.
● Taxes are awarded to bidders who pay a fixed amount to the state.
● These developments allow new social groups, such as moneylenders and
bankers, to influence management.
The Sikhs
The Marathas
● Shivaji (16271680) created a mighty kingdom, challenged the Mughals.
●After Shivaji's death, a family of Chitpavan Brahmanas took charge of
Maratha.
●Pune became the capital of the Maratha Kingdom.
●Marathi developed a prosperous military system that weakened Mughal
power.
●Marathas captured Malwa and Gujarat from Mughals in the 1720s. After the
Delhi raid, the Marathi seized provinces and were forced to pay tribute.
In turn, Marathas gained support from the Battle of Panipat Chanderi. Silk
producers have now found a market in Pune, the capital of Maratha.
The Marathi government is effective.
The Jats
● Like the other states, the Jats combined their power during the late
seventeenth and eighteenth- centuries.
● Under Churaman, they acquired control over territories situated to the west of
Delhi and the cities of Agra.
● The Jats were prosperous agriculturists.
● Panipat and Ballabgarh became important trading
5.Who and how did they extend their territory in the Rajput dynasty?
Ans: The Rajput families needed the Subadari of the rich spaces of Gujarat and
Malwa. Raja Ajit Singh of Jodhpur possessed the governorship of Gujarat.
Sawai Raja Jai Singh of Amber owned the governorship of Malwa. They
additionally dared to broaden their limits by catching parts of Neighboring
realms. Nagaur was captured and added to Jodhpur, while Amber conquered the
majority of Bundi. In 1722, Sawai Raja Jai Singh set up his new capital at
Jaipur. He was additionally given the Subadari of Agra.