Which valley did the Afghans lose in 1823?
Indus Valley
Fergana Valley
Peshawar Valley
Swat Valley
Answer
The Peshawar Valley was a strategic location that the Afghans lost to the British in 1823. The valley is located in what is now Pakistan and was an important trade route between India and Central Asia. The British wanted to control the valley in order to protect their interests in India and to prevent the Afghans from invading. The Afghans fought back against the British, but were ultimately defeated.
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