Daulatrao Scindia vs Kasanje

Daulatrao Scindia's forces were decisively defeated by the British East India Company under Arthur Wellesley at the Battle of Assaye. This was a major engagement of the Second Anglo-Maratha War.

Daulatrao Scindia's forces were defeated by the British under Lord Lake at the Battle of Laswari. This battle resulted in the destruction of Scindia's French-trained battalions and the loss of Aligarh.

Daulatrao Scindia signed the Treaty of Surji-Anjangaon with the British after his defeat at Assaye. He ceded large territories including Delhi, Agra, and parts of Gujarat, and accepted British suzerainty.

Daulatrao Scindia signed a subsidiary alliance with the British, becoming a princely state under British protection. He retained control of Gwalior but lost his independence in foreign affairs.

Daulatrao Scindia's forces were defeated by the British at the Battle of Mahidpur during the Third Anglo-Maratha War. This defeat further reduced Scindia's power and territory.

Kasanje founded the Kasanje kingdom in present-day Angola, establishing a state based on Imbangala military traditions. The kingdom controlled trade routes between the interior and the coast, becoming a major power in the region.

Kasanje led military campaigns to expand his kingdom's territory, conquering neighboring groups and incorporating them into the Imbangala state. This expansion increased the kingdom's wealth and influence.

Kasanje died around 1660, leaving a stable kingdom that continued to thrive for centuries. His successors maintained the Imbangala traditions and the kingdom remained a key player in Angolan politics.