The War Aurangzeb Couldn’t Stop: How Victory Destroyed the Mughal Empire
Автор: Quiet Explanations
Загружено: 2026-02-01
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Aurangzeb conquered the Deccan.
He crushed the sultanates.
He captured and executed Sambhaji.
By every definition, he had already won.
And yet, this victory became the beginning of the end.
This video tells the story of how Aurangzeb Alamgir, the most powerful Mughal emperor, slowly destroyed his own empire by refusing to walk away from a war he had already won. Obsessed with total control, Aurangzeb moved the entire Mughal imperial machine into the Deccan — turning a swift conquest into a 25-year occupation.
Meanwhile, the Marathas, inspired by Shivaji Maharaj and sustained by guerrilla warfare (Ganimi Kava), did not try to defeat the Mughals in open battle. They simply survived. And that was enough.
As supply lines collapsed, treasuries emptied, rebellions erupted across North India, and the empire bled itself dry, Aurangzeb realized too late that he was no longer fighting an army — he was fighting a population.
This is not just a story about the decline of the Mughal Empire.
It is a lesson in leadership, hubris, and the danger of chasing perfection.
Because sometimes, the strongest decision is knowing when to walk away.
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