Battle of Bhorre Ghat

The Battle of Bhorre Ghat occurred on January 1, 1818, during the Third Anglo-Maratha War in India. It was fought between British forces and the Maratha Empire in the Bhor Ghat region, a crucial mountain pass connecting the Deccan Plateau to coastal Maharashtra. The British aimed to secure strategic control over the area. The battle showcased British military tactics, including artillery use, which helped them defeat the Maratha forces. This victory contributed to the British consolidation of power in India, leading to increased British dominance over Indian territories. The battle is significant in understanding colonial military history and its impact.