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Troops of ________attacked Cheros the second time.

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Aurangzeb

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Humayun

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Babar

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Akbar

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The correct option is A Aurangzeb
Chero chiefdoms emerged in the twelfth century. They were defeated by Raja Man Singh in 1591 CE. Cheros were not completely subjugated after Raja Man Singh's attack. He was Akbar's famous general. They were attacked again by Aurangzeb's forces.

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