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Panipat Ka Pehla Yudh (1526) | Babur vs Ibrahim Lodi | Battle That Changed Indian History

IndiaPublished June 8, 2026

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21 April 1526 ko Haryana ke Panipat ke maidan mein ek aisa yudh hua jisne Bharat ke itihas ki disha badal di. Is yudh mein Babur aur Ibrahim Lodi aamne-saamne aaye. Babur ki rananeeti, topon ka istemal aur sena ki taiyari ne Delhi Sultanat ko hara diya aur Bharat mein Mughal Samrajya ki neev rakhi. Is video mein janiy…

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