Why did the indian rulers lose most of the battles of 18th century

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ozzi3 years ago

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The indian rulers lost most of the battles to the imperialsit British during the 18th century mainly becasue of lack of unity among them. There were several competing princes,some collaborating while others resisted. a classical examle can be seen in the Sepoy Mutiny whereby as many Indians who fought againts the British, as many also fought with the British.

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