Mughal Empire
The Mughals were the descendants of two influential lineages: Genghis Khan and Timur.
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Military campaigns under Akbar and Aurangzeb.
The rise and growth of the Mughal Empire involved a series of carefully planned military campaigns that established its power across the Indian subcontinent. These campaigns were crucial for the expansion of the Mughal Empire, shaping governance and administration in the region.
The Mughal Empire's dealings with other rulers involved military conquests, strategic alliances, and careful governance and taxation.
The Mughal system of administration depended on a detailed network of mansabdars and jagirdars to handle military and financial duties, which presented various opportunities and challenges for governance.
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Akbar's forward-thinking rules in governance and religion greatly influenced the Mughal Empire. His policies showcased his dedication to tolerance and effective management of a diverse society made up of various religions, cultures, and social classes.
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