The most powerful external factor that brought about the downfall of the ………….. Empire was the rising power of the Marathas under the Peshwas.

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• The Marathas were initially in the service of Bijapur sultans in the western Deccan which was under siege by the …………. Empire.
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• Although the expansion of the Mughal Empire reached its zenith during the reign of ……………, the disintegration of the empire also began simultaneously due to his policies.
• It was Babur's grandson …………… who consolidated political power and extended his empire over practically the whole of north India and parts of the south.
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• ………….. were a powerful Dynasties of Andhra Pradesh in Indian medieval history in the end of 500 AD.
• The group of chahalgan (group of 40 nobles), which was created by ………….., emerged very powerful.
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• The Medieval Period of Indian History comprises a long period, spanning from …………… century i.e after the fall of the Gupta Empire to the 18th century, i.e the beginning of colonial domination.
• The Medieval Period of Indian History comprises a long period, spanning from 6th century i.e after the fall of the ………….. Empire to the 18th century, i.e the beginning of colonial domination.