Ahom–Mughal conflicts

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The Ahom–Mughal conflicts were a series of 17th-century wars in northeastern India in which the Ahom kingdom successfully resisted Mughal expansion, most notably at the Battle of Saraighat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military conflict
war
belligerent Ahom kingdom
Mughal Empire
conflictBetween Ahom kingdom
Mughal Empire
countryInvolved India
description series of 17th-century wars in northeastern India in which the Ahom kingdom resisted Mughal expansion
era early modern period
hasPart Battle of Alaboi
Battle of Bharali
Battle of Itakhuli
Battle of Samdhara
Battle of Saraighat
Battle of Simalugur
locatedIn Assam
northeastern India
mainTheater Brahmaputra Valley
notableCommander Lachit Borphukan
Mir Jumla II
Pratap Singha
Raja Ram Singh I
linked to: Raja Rai Singh

Ramdulla Khan
Rudra Singha
notableEvent Battle of Saraighat
notableYear 1662
1671
opponent Ahom kingdom
Mughal Empire
partOf Mughal expansion in India
history of Assam
military history of India
primaryOpposingPower Mughal Empire under Aurangzeb
region Lower Assam
Upper Assam
relatedTo Ahom kingdom
Battle of Saraighat
Mughal Empire
result Ahom defensive victory
Mughal expansion checked in Assam
significance limitation of Mughal control in northeastern India
preservation of Ahom independence
startTime 17th century

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Ahom kingdom conflict Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Lachit Borphukan militaryConflict Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Gadadhar Singha conflict Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Battle of Itakhuli conflictOf Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Battle of Itakhuli partOf Ahom–Mughal wars
linked to: Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Battle of Itakhuli relatedTo Ahom–Mughal relations
linked to: Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Battle of Saraighat conflictIn Ahom–Mughal conflicts
Battle of Saraighat precededBy Mughal–Ahom conflicts under Mir Jumla II
linked to: Ahom–Mughal conflicts