Скачать или смотреть The Battle of Panipat 1761 | Ahmad Shah Abdali vs Marathas | History Documentary

The 18th century was one of the most decisive periods in South Asian history.
After the decline of the Mughal Empire, India was torn between rising powers, political chaos, and constant warfare.
Among these forces, the Marathas emerged as a dominant military power, expanding rapidly across the subcontinent.
This documentary explores the real history behind Ahmad Shah Abdali (Ahmad Shah Durrani) and his campaigns in India, leading to the Third Battle of Panipat in 1761, one of the bloodiest and most decisive battles in South Asian history.
From the collapse of Mughal authority in Delhi to the rise of the Marathas, and from the strategic vision of Shah Waliullah Dehlvi to the Afghan military campaigns, this documentary presents events in a balanced, historically accurate, and deeply researched manner.
We follow:
The political chaos after Aurangzeb’s death
The rise of the Maratha Confederacy
Ahmad Shah Abdali’s early life and rise in Afghanistan
His repeated invasions of India (1747–1761)
The strategies, alliances, and betrayals
The full story of the Third Battle of Panipat
And how this battle reshaped the future of India, Pakistan, and the region
This video is created especially for Pakistani and South Asian viewers who want to understand history beyond myths, propaganda, and oversimplified narratives.
📌 This is a historical documentary, not political commentary.
📌 All events are presented in context with respect to historical sources.
If you are interested in:
Indo-Pak history
Mughal Empire decline
Afghan history
Ahmad Shah Abdali (Durrani Empire)
Maratha history
Battle of Panipat
South Asian historical documentaries
then this video is for you.

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