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Revisiting the First Battle of Panipat: Logistics, Space and Strategy of Warfare

Priyam Kumar Roy
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Priyam Kumar Roy: Assistant Professor, Department of History, Kalyani Mahavidyalaya, West Bengal, India

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, 2020, vol. 4, issue 6, 134-139

Abstract: Knowledge of space helped royal elites to undertake new invasions to obtain and distribute resources among them. Since India was resourceful country as against the Central Asia, being dry and barren in nature, along with other invaders, Babur also invaded India for his political existence depended upon economic solvency and the way Babur followed to capture economic and political heartland was first battle of Panipat which brought forth several lacunas in administrative set up of Delhi Sultanate and downfall. The Mongal tradition of warfare that helped Babur for preparation including various strategy of warfare in medieval era became critical to the Sultanate and came to prove substandard military organisation of indigenous military system. Along with inferiority the prejudice that comatose them in crisis was largely responsible for their downfall. Therefore the style of warfare including role of space, logistics and strategies adopted for “death ground†military operation, to be analysed.

Date: 2020
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