Talk:Battle of Panipat (1556)

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[edit] Redundant lines removed

Hemu's coronation. It is there in the background.
Akbar being stationed away from the battle field. It is there in the sub-topic of the actual battle.
Details of Humayun's death are unnecessary.
The ruler was seeking to expel Mughals from India? More likely for the Delhi throne.
Hemu's activities in Bengal.
The title of Samrat is bestowed on a warrior who has not lost any war. This should come on the page for 'Samrat'
That Hemu started coins in his name and appointed many Hindus at important positions. Should be on the page for Hemu.
'thus changing history' (after his eye was struck by an arrow)

Salilb (talk) 20:27, 18 May 2008 (UTC)

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