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Book Chapter
The Mughal Empire
2011
Overview
This Chapter describes the multiple contexts in which the Mughal Empire developed and then summarizes the most important characteristics of the Mughal polity. At its greatest extent the Mughal Empire extended from Kabul, Ghazni, and Qandahar in contemporary Afghanistan east beyond Bengal into Assam and south to the Cauvery River. Mughal wealth provided cultural patronage. Indeed, the Mughal Empire became the center of Iranian culture during Jalal al-Din Muhammad Akbar's reign. Mughal architecture and visual arts reflect fusion between Persianate and Indian traditions; such monuments as the Taj Mahal are the fruit of that merger. Aurangzeb's reign had two phases. The first phase was relatively uneventful, with no major political changes or conquests. The second phase of Aurangzebs reign coincided with the beginning of the loss of Mughal control of many of the provinces of the empire. Aurangzeb assigned his best general, Rajah Jai Singh of Amber, against Shivaji.
Publisher
Routledge
ISBN
0367095920, 9780813313597, 9780367095925, 0813313597
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