(G.P) Mughal

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    • Mughal Empire
      A vast Islamic empire that existed from the early 16th century to the mid-18th century in India and other parts of South Asia.
    • Babur
      The founder of the Mughal Empire, a Central Asian Muslim who conquered India in the early 16th century.
    • Hindi, Urdu, Persian, and Arabic
      The official languages of the Mughal Empire, reflecting its multilingual and multicultural society.
    • Islamic law and culture

      The governing principles and cultural influences of the Mughal Empire, shaped by Islamic law and Sufi Islamic mysticism.
    • Mughal Architecture
      A style of architecture that blended Indian, Persian, and Islamic styles, characterized by intricate carvings, arches, and domes.
    • Taj Mahal
      A majestic monument in Agra, India, built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz Mahal.
    • What was the time period of the Mughal Empire in India?
      1520s to 1800s
    • Who was responsible for the creation of the Mughal Empire through conquests in Northern India?
      Babur
    • How did Akbar contribute to the Mughal Empire's prosperity?
      By expanding trade, leading to wealth and a golden age
    • What was the impact of Aurangzeb's attempts to expand the Mughal Empire to southern India?
      They became expensive and weakened the empire
    • What was a significant outcome of Babur's conquests?
      The creation of the Mughal Empire
    • What characterized the golden age of the Mughal Empire during Akbar's reign?
      Wealth from expanded trade
    • What were the consequences of Aurangzeb's military campaigns in southern India?
      They drained resources and weakened the empire
    • Who was a great ruler of the Mughal Empire known for extending the empire?
      Akbar
    • What was one of Akbar's significant achievements in governance?
      He used a centralized government and civil service
    • What were government officials in the Mughal Empire called?
      Zamindars
    • What duties did zamindars represent in the Mughal Empire?
      Taxation, construction, and water supply maintenance
    • Who is known for using architectural accomplishments to show power in the Mughal Empire?
      Shah Jahan
    • What is the name of the famous architectural accomplishment built by Shah Jahan?
      Taj Mahal
    • How did Shah Jahan's architectural style reflect the Mughal Empire's identity?
      It combined Islamic and local styles to show their power
    • What are the key features of the Mughal Empire under Akbar and Shah Jahan?
      • Akbar: centralized government, civil service, zamindars for taxation and maintenance
      • Shah Jahan: architectural achievements like the Taj Mahal, blending Islamic and local styles
    • Who was the ruler known for promoting tolerance in the Mughal Empire?
      Akbar
    • What was Akbar's approach to blending religions in the Mughal Empire?
      He tried to blend Islam and Hinduism together
    • How did the level of tolerance change under later rulers of the Mughal Empire compared to Akbar?
      There was less tolerance under later rulers
    • Which religion was most prevalent among the population despite the government's promotion of Islam?
      Hinduism
    • What was the role of the Maratha warrior group in relation to the Mughals?
      They fought against the Mughals from 1680-1707
    • What was the outcome of the Maratha's conflict with the Mughals?
      They created the Maratha Empire, ending Mughal control
    • What years did the Maratha fight the Mughals?
      1680-1707
    • What significant political change did the Maratha Empire bring about in India?
      It ended Mughal control in what is now India
    • What was the Maratha Empire's significance in Indian history?
      • Ended Mughal control
      • Established a new power in India
      • Marked a shift in regional dominance
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