Battle of Bijapur

The Battle of Bijapur, fought in 1686, was a significant conflict during the Mughal Empire's expansion in India. It took place between Mughal forces, led by Emperor Aurangzeb, and the Deccan Sultanate, specifically the Sultan of Bijapur. Aurangzeb aimed to consolidate Mughal control over southern India. The battle resulted in the Mughal victory, leading to the capture of Bijapur and its assimilation into the Mughal Empire. This battle marked a pivotal moment in Mughal history, further extending their influence at the expense of regional powers.