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The long contest between the Sikh Empire and the Durrani Empire shaped the political map of Punjab and the north-west frontier for the better part of a century. Ahmad Shah Durrani's campaigns, including his decisive victory at the Third Battle of Panipat in 1761, broke Maratha power in the north and left a vacuum that regional powers moved to fill.
Into that vacuum rose Ranjit Singh, who consolidated the Sikh misls and made Lahore his capital, building a state that eventually stretched to Peshawar and beyond. Control of Peshawar was a recurring flashpoint between Lahore and Kabul, and Afghan succession disputes drew him further in — his dealings with the exiled Shah Shuja Durrani brought the Koh-i-Noor diamond into his possession.
By 1809 the expanding British presence had entered the picture too, with Charles Metcalfe negotiating the terms that fixed the Sutlej as a boundary and set the shape of Anglo-Sikh relations for the next three decades.
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