Mahadji Scindia vs Zakaria Mohieddin

Mahadji Scindia assumed the regency of Gwalior after the death of his predecessor. He consolidated power and expanded the Scindia domain through military campaigns and alliances.

Mahadji Scindia led Maratha forces to capture Delhi from the Rohilla Afghans. He restored the Mughal Emperor Shah Alam II to the throne, becoming the de facto power behind the Mughal court.

Mahadji Scindia was appointed as the regent (Vakil-i-Mutlaq) of the Mughal Empire by Shah Alam II. This gave him control over Mughal administration and military, making him the most powerful figure in northern India.

Mahadji Scindia fought against the Rajput coalition of Jaipur and Jodhpur at Lalsot. The battle ended inconclusively, but it weakened Rajput resistance to Maratha expansion.

Mahadji Scindia defeated the Rajput forces of Jaipur at the Battle of Patan. The victory forced Jaipur to accept Maratha suzerainty and pay tribute.

Mahadji Scindia defeated the Rajput forces of Jodhpur at the Battle of Merta. This victory extended Maratha control over Marwar and established Scindia as the dominant power in Rajasthan.

Zakaria Mohieddin became the first director of the Egyptian General Intelligence Directorate after the 1952 Revolution. He built the intelligence apparatus that supported Nasser's regime.

Mohieddin was appointed Vice President of Egypt under Nasser. He held this position until 1964, playing a key role in the United Arab Republic and later in Egyptian governance.

Mohieddin served as Prime Minister of Egypt from October 3, 1965, to September 10, 1966. He oversaw economic reforms and maintained stability during a period of political tension.