Battle of Karnal and its History
                     Battle of 
Karnal and Its 
History
History
 The Battle of Karnal (24 
February 1739), was an 
unequivocal triumph for 
Nader Shah, the originator of 
the Afsharid administration of 
Persia, during his attack of 
India versus the military 
officer. 
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Background
 Nadir Shah's triumph at the Battle of 
Karnal in 1729 had combined his 
control of Persia, and he became lord in Source: Google Images
1736. After effectively attacking 
Afghanistan in 1738, he progressed 
into the Mughal Empire, which had 
been truly debilitated by wars and 
interior hardship. 
 The Mughal armed force was settled 
close Karnal, north of Delhi. 
Fact-1
 He was positioned with his officials 
and staff on the left flank of his 
strong armed force. In order of the 
inside was his child, Morteza. 
Nader's heart expand proudly as 
the fight was participated 
decisively. 
 The date was February 24th, 1739. 
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 A constant flow of troopers, 
mounted force, and war 
elephants streamed over 
the waterway to challenge 
his position. The Mughal 
power of the Shah 
Muhammad was incredible, 
however Nader was not 
worried. 
 Power of numbers would not 
be sufficient to stop Nader 
that day. 
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 Nader was Shahanshah, 
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tradition of the Persian 
Empire, the leader of a 
tremendous swathe of an 
area fixated on cutting edge 
Iran. 
 He was a heartless 
champion, and a strategist. 
Fact-4
 On 24th February 1739, The Persians 
held up until the Mughal drew near 
short proximity and released pulverizing 
volleys of gunfire, with the elephants 
giving particularly obvious objectives. 
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 In his childhood, the Persian 
Empire had seen the breakdown 
of the line which had controlled 
for quite a long time. 
 Nader made it his strategic 
rapidly recapture an area lost 
during this breakdown, and 
afterward to seek after a 
strategy of consistent extension. 
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 The military numbered around 
sixty thousand – far less than 
their adversary, however they 
were an advanced power, all 
around trained, very much 
bored, all around took care of 
and well prepared. 
Fact-7
 Nader had been on crusade with 
this military for quite a long while. 
He bored his infantry continually 
with their light, low bore rifles. 
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 His mounted force were probably 
the best on the planet at that 
point, prepared to shoot rifles 
from horseback, to accuse of 
spears and to battle around other 
people with Shamshirs, the 
incredible bended scimitars 
regular to Persian soldiery.
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