Aurangzeb 1658–1707 (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Aurangzeb’s campaigns against the Marathas in the Deccan from 1681
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Start date of Aurangzeb's Maratha campaign

September 1681

Size of Aurangzeb's Mughal force in Deccan

About 500,000 contingents

Maratha capital attacked in 1684

Raigad

Kingdoms conquered by Aurangzeb in Sept 1686

Golkonda and Bijapur

Great Maratha leader executed in Dec 1688

Sambhaji

Sambhaji's successor as Emperor

Rajaram (his brother)

Mughal Empire expansion size under Aurangzeb

More than 3.2 million sq km

Year Aurangzeb exhausted himself with Maratha war

1706

Who were the Marathas?

Peasant warriors of western Deccan

Why Sambhaji was executed

Refused to convert to Islam

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