In one battle here, the midsummer solstice caused the "Dakshinayan (dakh-SHIN-nay-un) morning" when the second phase attackers had their horses blinded by sunlight. After one battle here, a king was informed that 27 gold coins had been lost and two pearls had been dissolved. Madhavrao (mahd-HUV-rao) the First came to power for ten years after one battle at this site. One combatant in a battle here had his eye pierced by an arrow, and then was dishonorably beheaded by the child king's guardian, Bairam (*) Khan. Ahmad Shah Durrani won a key victory over the Maratha Confederacy here. Hemu faced off against and lost the one battle at this site against the recently coronated Akbar. Despite its one thousand war elephants, the Lodi Dynasty was defeated by Babur here, ending the Delhi Sultanate. For 10 points, name this site of three battles in 1526, 1556, and 1761, in the Indian state of Haryan
In one battle here, the midsummer solstice caused the "Dakshinayan (dakh-SHIN-nay-un) morning" when the second phase attackers had their horses blinded by sunlight. After one battle here, a king was informed that 27 gold coins had been lost and two pearls had been dissolved. Madhavrao (mahd-HUV-rao) the First came to power for ten years after one battle at this site. One combatant in a battle here had his eye pierced by an arrow, and then was dishonorably beheaded by the child king's guardian, Bairam (*) Khan. Ahmad Shah Durrani won a key victory over the Maratha Confederacy here. Hemu faced off against and lost the one battle at this site against the recently coronated Akbar. Despite its one thousand war elephants, the Lodi Dynasty was defeated by Babur here, ending the Delhi Sultanate. For 10 points, name this site of three battles in 1526, 1556, and 1761, in the Indian state of Haryana.
In one battle here, the midsummer solstice caused the "Dakshinayan (dakh-SHIN-nay-un) morning" when the second phase attackers had their horses blinded by sunlight.