Introduction
Internal Reasons
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Main Body
1Subgroupings in the form of Holkars, Gaikwads, Bhonsle - led to multiple power centres & subsequent group fighting
2System of ties not as efficient as British's.
3Outdated weapon technology
4Power struggles between Peshwa & Kings in early 18th century.
External Reasons
1Diplomatic relations with neighbouring states like Mysore faltered due to territorial enterprise -
2Expanding into North India faced hurdles from Rajput rulers
3Acceptance of Subsidiary Alliance pact treaty of Callai
Thus, despite their limitations, Marathas emerged at the eastern-cum-Indian power & fought-left British powder on its toes.
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- identifies key Maratha noble families
- explains fragmentation logic
Topper
Prateek Joshi
AIR 1962024
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Post-independence Consolidation and Reorganization within the country
Writing Stats
97
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