Tukaroi, Battle of — ▪ Indian history (March 3, 1575), conflict between the forces of the Indian Mughal emperor Akbar under Munʿīm Khān and Dāʾūd Khān, the Afghan sultan of Bengal. The battle, which took place at a village between Midnapore and Jalesar in… … Universalium
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