Battle of Khed

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The Battle of Khed was an early 18th-century conflict in the Maratha heartland that played a key role in shaping power dynamics between Maratha factions and the weakening Mughal Empire.

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instanceOf battle
military conflict
associatedWith Maratha Empire NERFINISHED
Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
belligerent Shahu I NERFINISHED
Tarabai NERFINISHED
combatantSide Shahu I faction loyal to the Satara line
Tarabai faction based in Kolhapur
commander Shahu I NERFINISHED
Tarabai NERFINISHED
conflictType civil war battle
consequence consolidation of Shahu I’s claim to the Maratha throne
shift in Maratha power balance after Aurangzeb’s death
weakening of Tarabai’s Kolhapur-based faction
date 12 October 1707
era early 18th century
followedBy increased Maratha autonomy from the Mughal Empire
historicalPeriod post-Aurangzeb Deccan conflicts
locatedIn India
Khed NERFINISHED
Maharashtra
notableFigure Shahu I NERFINISHED
Tarabai NERFINISHED
outcome defeat of Tarabai faction
partOf Maratha civil war NERFINISHED
precededBy death of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb
primaryTheater Deccan Plateau NERFINISHED
region Maratha heartland
relatedTo decline of Mughal authority in the Deccan
succession struggle in the Maratha Empire
result victory of Shahu I
significance important in shaping early 18th-century Maratha–Mughal power dynamics
key event in establishing Shahu I as Chhatrapati at Satara
year 1707

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