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The Battle of Bhatvadi (also Bhatavadi or Bhatwadi) was fought in 1624, near modern Bhatodi Pargaon village in Maharashtra, India. The Ahmadnagar army led by Malik Ambar defeated a combined Mughal-Bijapur force led by the Bijapuri general Mullah Muhammad Lari. The generals of the Ahmadnagar army included Shahaji, whose son Shivaji subsequently established a kingdom that evolved into the Maratha Empire. The Maratha records portray the battle of Bhatvadi as an auspicious omen signaling the rise of the Maratha power.

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rdfs:comment	The Battle of Bhatvadi (also Bhatavadi or Bhatwadi) was fought in 1624, near modern Bhatodi Pargaon village in Maharashtra, India. The Ahmadnagar army led by Malik Ambar defeated a combined Mughal-Bijapur force led by the Bijapuri general Mullah Muhammad Lari. The generals of the Ahmadnagar army included Shahaji, whose son Shivaji subsequently established a kingdom that evolved into the Maratha Empire. The Maratha records portray the battle of Bhatvadi as an auspicious omen signaling the rise of the Maratha power. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Sanskrit Monsoon of South Asia Beed district Bijapur Persian language Pushkar Sohoni Goa Mughal Empire Battle of Salsu Battles involving the Mughal Empire Maharashtra Malik Ambar Shivaji Bhatodi Brihadisvara Temple, Thanjavur British Empire Adil Shahi dynasty Deccan sultanates Ahmadnagar Sultanate Ahmednagar district Pietro Della Valle Golconda Sultanate Jedhe Shakawali Conflicts in 1624 Islamic calendar Maratha (caste) Maratha Empire Marathi language War Ibrahim Adil Shah II Ahmadnagar Shahaji Bijapur Sultanate Deccan Hun (coin)
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combatant	Mughal Empire Deccan sultanates Bijapur Sultanate
commander	Malik Ambar Shahaji Mullah Muhammad Lari (en)
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date	September 1624 (en)
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has abstract	The Battle of Bhatvadi (also Bhatavadi or Bhatwadi) was fought in 1624, near modern Bhatodi Pargaon village in Maharashtra, India. The Ahmadnagar army led by Malik Ambar defeated a combined Mughal-Bijapur force led by the Bijapuri general Mullah Muhammad Lari. Malik Ambar's army was being pursued by the allied forces, when he took shelter at a fortified complex near Bhatvadi. He then breached a dam to cause flooding that prevented the allied cavalry from approaching his camp. Meanwhile, disagreements between various generals and heavy rains added to the chaos in the Mughal-Bijapur camp. Taking advantage of this situation, Malik Ambar attacked the allied camp, and achieved a decisive victory, imprisoning several Bijapuri and Mughal generals. Muhammad Lari was killed, possibly on the orders of the rival Bijapuri general Ikhlas Khan. The generals of the Ahmadnagar army included Shahaji, whose son Shivaji subsequently established a kingdom that evolved into the Maratha Empire. The Maratha records portray the battle of Bhatvadi as an auspicious omen signaling the rise of the Maratha power. (en)
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combatant	Mughal Empire Ahmadnagar Sultanate Bijapur Sultanate
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