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Soshangane leads by 16.8 pts · 2 figures compared

Emperor · Modern

Emperor · Modern
Bhim Singh was crowned Maharana at Chittor, the traditional capital of Mewar. This was the last coronation held at Chittor before the fort was abandoned due to Maratha threats.
Bhim Singh led Mewar's resistance against Maratha raids under Holkar and Scindia. Despite limited resources, he defended Chittor and Udaipur, but the kingdom was weakened by constant warfare.
Bhim Singh signed a subsidiary alliance with the British East India Company, making Mewar a princely state under British suzerainty. This ended Mewar's independence and brought it under colonial control.
Soshangane founded the Gaza Empire in southern Mozambique after fleeing the Mfecane upheavals in Zululand. He established a powerful Nguni state that dominated the region through military conquest and assimilation of local peoples.
Soshangane's forces attacked and defeated Portuguese settlers at Louren
Soshangane imposed a tribute system on Portuguese settlements along the Mozambique coast, requiring annual payments of cloth, beads, and other goods. This system lasted until his death and demonstrated Gaza's regional power.
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