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The Expedition of Siddi Jauhar
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Why did Shivaji enter a treaty with the Adilshahis?

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He was unsure about his success in the war that took place.
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He had no more resoruces to spend for the war.
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He decided that it was unwise to fight two different enemies at once.
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The correct option is C He decided that it was unwise to fight two different enemies at once.
During his war with the Siddhi army, Aurangzeb ascended the Mughal throne and ordered Shaista Khan, a Sardar to invade Pune. This invasion continued alongside his battle with Siddhi Jauhar. This made Shivaji realise it was unwise to be at war with two different enemies and formed a treaty with the Adilshahis.

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