Here are the key differences between the Mughal Army and the Sepoy Army (under British rule):
1. Recruitment:
→ Mughal Army was made up of feudal lords and their followers.
→ Sepoy Army was recruited and trained by the British East India Company.
2. Training and Discipline:
→ Mughal Army lacked formal training and modern discipline.
→ Sepoy Army was well-trained, disciplined, and followed British military rules.
3. Weapons and Techniques:
→ Mughal Army used traditional weapons like swords, spears, and elephants.
→ Sepoy Army used modern guns, cannons, and followed European warfare techniques.
These differences made the Sepoy Army more organized and effective under British control.