Battle of Narwar

The Battle of Narwar was a historic conflict fought in the 18th century between local Indian rulers during the decline of Mughal power. It involved forces from different regions vying for control of strategic territories, particularly the fort of Narwar in present-day Madhya Pradesh. The battle exemplified the fragmented political landscape of India at the time, marked by shifting alliances and regional ambitions. While specific details vary, it highlights the intense regional conflicts that contributed to the broader fragmentation of Mughal authority and the rise of regional powers in India.