The battle is over .... 1527 An overview of the reasons for Babar's success in the battles of Panipat and Kanuha

 The battle is over .... 1527

An overview of the reasons for Babar's success in the battles of Panipat and Kanuha

Reasons for war

 Babar's intention is to stay

Daulat Khan Lodhi, Allauddin and Rana Sanga had invited Babar to invade India only because he wanted to get rid of Ibrahim Lodhi. He thought that Babar, like his ancestor Amjad Timur, would return home after plundering. But Babar's intentions shocked Rana Sanga and he realized that he had invited Babar to join him. On top of that, Babar had taunted Rana Sanga for breaking his promise. In fact, it was agreed between Rana Sanga and Babar that when Babar attacked Ibrahim Lodhi towards Delhi, he would advance towards Agra. But expect Babar

 On the contrary, Rana Sanga remained silent during the war. Thus Babar declared it against his promise. Rajiv was ridiculed and he became angry and defeated Babar

Made it their own problem.

Ra Sanga's territorial claim

Rana Sanga claimed that

Dholpur, Bayana and Agra are his property. These areas were important from a military point of view. That is why Babar had it. Rana Sanga was furious at the occupation. And he considered Babar a usurper in India. He joined Afghan and Pathan princes to drive Babar out of India. According to Gyan Chand Mahajan, one hundred and twenty chiefs, eighty thousand under his knowledge

There were horses and five elephants.

Rajputs worry individually

It was clear from Babur's intention that he would occupy the whole of India. Seeing the fate of the Afghans, the Rajputs had to think of their own survival. Therefore, Rana Sangram Singh (Rana Sanga), the pioneer of Rajputs, had to move in this direction immediately. If the Rajputs had been destroyed, Rana Sanga's dream of Ram Rajya could not have been embarrassing.

Nizam Khan's request

Nizam Khan sought Babar's help and Babar agreed. This made Rana Sanga realize that Babar is also ready and willing to compete. So both sides began preparations for a loud fight.

Attitude of Hassan Khan Miwati

Hassan Khan Miwati Kaldar was captured in the battle of Panipat. Forced by Hassan Khan's repeated pleas, Babar released his son. So that Hassan Khan could do good deeds to the common man. But he did not fight. Hassan Khan met Rana Sanga. It was necessary to provoke Ba Berquas. He writes:

This tyrant was unfaithful. At this stage, we made a mistake by covering his son. Anyway, at least I didn't go down without explaining myself first. "

Events

Babar became very worried about Rana Sanga and Hassan Khan Miwati's nexus and left Agra on 11 February 1527 to fight Rana Sanga. He set up tents in the village of Sikri, near Fatehpur. Rana Sanga was also approaching now.

Ba Bartola was busy preparing for the battle while his army was afraid of the Rajputs' strength, strength and number. On the other hand, the Mughal army was in a difficult situation. There was also an astrologer, Sharif, who taught change among the soldiers. Who made it known in the cantonment that Mars was in the west at that time

Unfortunately, this caused further change in the people and Babar had to test his leadership skills to deal with the situation. He immediately broke the wine jar and swore not to drink alcohol for the rest of his life. In this regard, he himself writes: