Sarki of Gobir vs Yeshwantrao Holkar

Sarki of Gobir led his forces against Usman dan Fodio's jihadists at Tsuntua. The battle resulted in a heavy defeat for the Gobir army, with significant losses. This victory strengthened the jihadist movement and marked a turning point in the Fulani War.

Sarki of Gobir engaged Usman dan Fodio's forces at Alwasa. The Gobir army was defeated again, leading to the loss of key territories. This defeat further weakened Gobir's resistance against the jihad and allowed the Sokoto Caliphate to expand.

Sarki of Gobir's capital city was captured by Usman dan Fodio's forces after a prolonged siege. The fall of the capital marked the effective end of the Gobir kingdom's independence. Sarki of Gobir fled, and the region came under Sokoto Caliphate control.

Yeshwantrao Holkar defeated the combined forces of the Peshwa and Scindia at the Battle of Poona. This victory made him the dominant Maratha power in the Deccan and forced the Peshwa to flee.

The Peshwa Baji Rao II signed the Treaty of Bassein with the British, seeking their help against Yeshwantrao Holkar. This treaty brought the British into Maratha affairs and triggered the Second Anglo-Maratha War.

Yeshwantrao Holkar besieged the British-held fort of Bharatpur but failed to capture it. The siege ended inconclusively, and Holkar was forced to retreat after British reinforcements arrived.

Yeshwantrao Holkar signed the Treaty of Rajghat with the British, ending his participation in the Second Anglo-Maratha War. He ceded some territories but retained his kingdom's independence.