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What major internal and external problems did Babur face despite his victory at the Battle of Panipat in 1526?
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- 1i. His army feared local forests. ii. The Rajputs, under Rana Sanga of Marwar, allied with the Portuguese. iii. The Ottomans threatened his northern boundaries.
- 2i. His generals faced food shortages. ii. The Rajputs, under Rana Sanga of Ajmer, sought to drive out the Mughals. iii. The Marathas rebelled in the Deccan region.
- 3i. His nobles wanted to return due to climate. ii. The Rajputs, under Rana Sanga of Alwar, sought to expel them. iii. The Afghans regrouped in western India.
- 4i. His nobles and generals were eager to return to Central Asia due to India's hot climate. ii. The Rajputs, under Rana Sanga of Mewar, wanted to drive out the Mughal army. iii. The defeated Afghans regrouped in parts of UP, Bihar, and Bengal.✓
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i. His nobles and generals were eager to return to Central Asia due to India's hot climate. ii. The Rajputs, under Rana Sanga of Mewar, wanted to drive out the Mughal army. iii. The defeated Afghans regrouped in parts of UP, Bihar, and Bengal.
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