Maharaja Sooraj Mal of Bharatpur (1707–1763) was a renowned warrior and a strategic genius who played a
crucial role in shaping the politics of 18th-century north India. He fought several significant battles
during his reign, often against the Mughal Empire, Marathas, Rajputs, and other local rulers. His
military tactics, ability to form alliances, and organizational skills earned him a place among the
great rulers of his time.
Sooraj Mal is remembered for his exceptional military tactics, diplomatic skills, and ability to
navigate complex political landscapes.
His ability to resist the Mughals, Marathas, and Rajputs
made him a formidable power in north India.
His victories and resistance to external threats helped consolidate the Jat kingdom of Bharatpur, which
continued to be an important power until the British colonial era.
Sooraj Mal’s leadership also marked the rise of the Jat community, which had previously been
marginalized under Mughal rule.
His legacy continued through his descendants, who ruled Bharatpur
for generations.
Sooraj Mal remains a celebrated figure in the history of Rajasthan and India for his military brilliance
and determination to preserve his kingdom's independence against overwhelming odds.
Here are some of the battles fought by Maharaja Sooraj Mal:
The Chandaus War, a significant event in Maharaja Surajmal's career, took place ...
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Maharaja Surajmal had a good relationship with Jai Singh of Jaipur. After Jaisin...
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The Mughal Emperor had taken back the domain of Awadh and Allahabad from Safdar ...
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Mughal Emperor Alamgir II and his rebellious courtier Siraj ud-Daulah were havin...
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After his victory over Dattaji on 10 January 1760, Durrani came to Delhi, and ca...
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Madho Singh of Jaipur had occupied Alwar Fort by paying Rupees 50 thousand as br...
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Suraj Mal decided to capture Agra Fort (which was closeby to the rich town of Ag...
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The battle of Panipat in 1761 marked a significant turning point in the history ...
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