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Indian history, geography, culture, trade
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Module 9
The Mughal Empire: Apogee and Administration
1
From Babur to Akbar: The Foundation and Consolidation of the Mughal Empire
Describe the establishment of the Mughal dynasty by Babur and the consolidation of the empire under Akbar.
2
Mansabdari System: Mughal Administration's Steel Frame
Explain the Mansabdari system as the 'steel frame' of Mughal administration, combining civil and military roles.
3
Todar Mal's Land Revenue System and the Mughal Economy
Explain Todar Mal's land revenue settlement (Zabti/Dahsala) and its role in the Mughal economy.
4
Akbar's Sulh-i-Kul: Debates from Ibadat Khana
Analyze Akbar's religious policy of 'sulh-i-kul' (universal peace) and its evolution through the Ibadat Khana debates.
5
Mughal Agrarian System, Zamindars, and Trade
Describe the Mughal agrarian system, the role of zamindars, and the key commodities in internal and external trade.
Akbar and Aurangzeb: A Comparative Study of Religious Policies and Their Political Impact
Compare the religious policies of Akbar and Aurangzeb and analyze the political consequences of Aurangzeb's policies.
7
Mughal Art & Architecture: Taj, Fatehpur Sikri, & Miniatures
Describe the major achievements of Mughal architecture (Fatehpur Sikri, Taj Mahal) and painting (miniature tradition).
8
Mughal Decline: Fiscal Strain, Overextension, and Regional Power
Explain the primary factors contributing to Mughal decline after Aurangzeb, including fiscal stress, administrative overextension, and regional assertions.
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