
1564 · The regent of the Gond kingdom confronts the Mughal army led by Asaf Khan.

Prithviraj: The Two Battles of Tarain
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1191–1192 · Prithviraj's struggle against Muhammad of Ghor: a victory followed by a decisive defeat.
1191–1192 · Prithviraj's struggle against Muhammad of Ghor: a victory followed by a decisive defeat.
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