Ahmad shah abdali Episode #04(pashtoon great poets Ahmad shah abdali and khushal Khan khattak)

Ahmad shah abdali Episode #04(pashtoon great poets Ahmad shah abdali and khushal Khan khattak)
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*Welcome to the official YouTube channel dedicated to Ahmad Shah Abdali (Durrani) – the visionary founder of modern Afghanistan and the Durrani Empire!*

🔹 **About Ahmad Shah Abdali**:
Ahmad Shah Abdali (1722–1772), also known as Ahmad Shah Durrani, was a legendary Pashtun leader who united Afghanistan’s tribes and established the Durrani Empire, one of the most powerful Islamic empires of the 18th century. Crowned in 1747 after the death of Nader Shah, he expanded his empire from Khorasan to North India, leaving an indelible mark on South Asian history. His victory at the *Third Battle of Panipat (1761)* against the Marathas reshaped India’s political landscape .
Explore his early life, rise to power, and military conquests.
**Battles & Strategies**: Analysis of his invasions of India, including the iconic Panipat campaign.
*Cultural Legacy**: His poetry in Pashto and Persian, like the famous *"Love of a Nation" .
**Modern Tributes**: From cricket tournaments (*Etisalat Cup – Ahmad Shah Abdali First Class Tournament*) to ballistic missiles named in his honor (*Abdali-I*) .

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