Mughal Military Campaigns (2) - The Mughal Empire, CBSE Class 7 SST History Video Lecture

moogle military campaign in this module
we will learn about Mughal military
campaign barber was only 12 years old
when he succeeded throne of fair Ghana
in 1494
he was the first Mughal Emperor in 1526
barber defeated Ibrahim Lodi and his
Afghan supporters at Pawnee birth in
1527 barber defeated rana sanga who was
a rush with ruler and alleys ad canal in
1528 barber defeated Rajputs action
theory before his death he controlled
Agra and Delhi who Mayu was the son of
barber he was also a great leader his
full name is Nasir Uddin Mohammed whom i
you he ruled over a large territory
including today's Afghanistan Pakistan
and some parts of northern India from
1530 to 40 and again from 1555 to 56 he
lost his kingdom to che Suri and then
regained after 15 years
he was a very patient peaceful and
provocative speaker and was given the
title of insani Kamil also known as
perfect man after whom I you hugged were
controlled over the kingdom let us have
a look on him
upper also known as awkward the great or
Akbar one was Mughal Emperor from 1556
until his death he was the third and one
of the greatest rulers of the Mughal
dynasty in India is chewing tribal bonds
and Islamic state identity Akbar strived
to unite far-flung lands of his realm
through loyalty expressed through a
Persian eyes culture to himself as an
emperor who had near divine status of /
promulgated DNA a lie a syncretic creed
derived from Islam Hinduism
Zoroastrianism and Christianity Akbar n
significantly influenced the course of
Indian history Akbar was succeeded as
Emperor by his son Jahangir Jahangir was
the fourth Mughal Emperor who ruled from
1605 until his death in 1627 Jahangir
was fascinated with art science and
architecture Jahangir rule was
characterized by the same religious
tolerance as his father
ugh / with the exception of his
hostility with the Sikhs which was
forged so early on in his rule he died
in 1627 and was succeeded by Karim who
took the imperial throne of Hindustan as
the Emperor Shah Jahan
charger was the fifth Mughal emperor of
India the period of his reign was the
Golden Age of Mughal architecture
Shahji erected many splendid monuments
the most famous of which is the Taj
Mahal at Agra the Moorthy Masjid Agra
and many other buildings in Agra
the red fort and the Jama Masjid in
Delhi charger captured the Rajput
kingdoms of bhajana Mayville and
Bundelkhand to the west and northwest
beyond the Khyber Pass he then chose his
sixteen-year-old son Aurangzeb to serve
in his place and suppress the rebellion
by the bundela Rajputs led by the
renegade ger Singh then came Aurangzeb
and by his imperial title Alamgir was
the 6th Mughal Emperor and ruled over
most of the Indian subcontinent his
reign lasted for 49 years from 1658
until his death in 1707 Aurangzeb was a
notable expansionist and during his
reign the Mughal Empire reached its
greatest extent he was a strong and
effective ruler but with his death the
great period of the Mughal dynasty came
to an end and central control of the
subcontinent decline afterwards