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The preceding chapter examined the origins and structure of Anglo-Afghan relations from 1761 to 1839, highlighting key developments such as the aftermath of the Third Panipat battle, the decline of the Afghan empire due to internal conflicts, and the loss of significant Afghan territories to the Sikhs. It also detailed the British invasion of Afghanistan in 1839, Shah Shuja’s restoration to the throne, and the involvements of key British figures like Macnaghten and Burnes.

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Anglo-Afghan Relations (1839–1893), the First and Second Anglo-Afghan Wars

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    2025年

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  • Nabi Sahak

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The preceding chapter examined the origins and structure of Anglo-Afghan relations from 1761 to 1839, highlighting key developments such as the aftermath of the Third Panipat battle, the decline of the Afghan empire due to internal conflicts, and the loss of significant Afghan territories to the Sikhs. It also detailed the British invasion of Afghanistan in 1839, Shah Shuja’s restoration to the throne, and the involvements of key British figures like Macnaghten and Burnes.