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Mughal empire | Historyworld
HISTORY OF THE MOGHUL EMPIRE

including headings Babur in Kabul, Babur in India, Humayun, Akbar, Fatehpur Sikri, ...

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Moghul miniatures | HISTORY OF PAINTING
Moghul miniatures

When Humayun wins his way back into India, in 1555, he brings with him two Persian artists from the school of Bihzad. Humayun and the young Akbar take lessons in drawing. Professional Indian artists learn too from these...

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The Moghuls after Aurangzeb | HISTORY OF INDIA - THE SUBCONTINENT
The Moghuls after Aurangzeb

When the Moghul emperor Aurangzeb is in his eighties, and the empire in disarray, an Italian living in India (Niccolao Manucci) predicts appalling bloodshed on the old man's death, worse even than that which disfigured t...

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Amazingly, when the Moghul emperor begs | HISTORY OF IRAN (PERSIA)
Nadir Shah

Amazingly, when the Moghul emperor begs for mercy for his people, the Persian conqueror is able to grant it. The killing stops, for the collection of Delhi's valuables to begin.

Untold wealth travels west with the...

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The murder of the Sikh guru | HISTORY OF THE SIKHS
Militant Sikhs

The murder of the Sikh guru Arjan in a Moghul gaol in 1606 causes his son Hargobind, the sixth guru, to begin training his followers as soldiers. The 17th century brings constant friction in the Punjab between the Moghul...

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The murder of the Sikh guru | HISTORY OF RELIGION
Militant Sikhs

The murder of the Sikh guru Arjan in a Moghul gaol in 1606 causes his son Hargobind, the sixth guru, to begin training his followers as soldiers. The 17th century brings constant friction in the Punjab between the Moghul...

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In December 1738 Nadir Shah crosses | HISTORY OF IRAN (PERSIA)
Nadir Shah

In December 1738 Nadir Shah crosses the Indus at Attock. Two months later he defeats the army of the Moghul emperor, Mohammed Shah. In March he enters Delhi. The conqueror has iron control over his troops and at first th...

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Both the French and the English | HISTORY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
Rivalries in India

Both the French and the English East India Companies, to advance their commercial interests, offer military support in dynastic struggles within powerful Indian states. Helping a candidate to the throne opens a new regio...

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Both the French and the English | HISTORY OF THE FRENCH EMPIRE
Rivalries in India

Both the French and the English East India Companies, to advance their commercial interests, offer military support in dynastic struggles within powerful Indian states. Helping a candidate to the throne opens a new regio...

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There is frequent border warfare between | HISTORY OF ISLAM
Three Muslim empires

There is frequent border warfare between Persia and its neighbours on either side, but for a century and more the three regions are relatively stable and prosperous.

Then, during the 18th century, Persia is shaken...

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By a coincidence of history some | HISTORY OF INDIA - THE SUBCONTINENT
Indian and Japanese castles

By a coincidence of history some of the most spectacular castles of the world date from the same period in India and Japan. These buildings of the 16th and 17th century are fortified palaces, with superbly decorated pavi...

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By a coincidence of history some | HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE
Indian and Japanese castles

By a coincidence of history some of the most spectacular castles of the world date from the same period in India and Japan. These buildings of the 16th and 17th century are fortified palaces, with superbly decorated pavi...

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By a coincidence of history some | HISTORY OF JAPAN
Indian and Japanese castles

By a coincidence of history some of the most spectacular castles of the world date from the same period in India and Japan. These buildings of the 16th and 17th century are fortified palaces, with superbly decorated pavi...

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Mercator publishes in 1569 a map | HISTORY OF MAPS
Mercator

Mercator publishes in 1569 a map of the world specifically stated, in its title, to be intended as an aid to navigation. It is laid out on the projection now known by Mercator's name, though it has been used by one or tw...

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Mercator publishes in 1569 a map | HISTORY OF GEOGRAPHY
Mercator

Mercator publishes in 1569 a map of the world specifically stated, in its title, to be intended as an aid to navigation. It is laid out on the projection now known by Mercator's name, though it has been used by one or tw...

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The religion becomes a power in | HISTORY OF THE SIKHS
A new religion in India

The religion becomes a power in the Punjab under the fifth guru, Arjan. Between 1581 and 1606 he builds many Sikh temples (gurdwaras) and compiles the holy book of the religion (the Granth, consisting of the writi...

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The religion becomes a power in | HISTORY OF RELIGION
A new religion in India

The religion becomes a power in the Punjab under the fifth guru, Arjan. Between 1581 and 1606 he builds many Sikh temples (gurdwaras) and compiles the holy book of the religion (the Granth, consisting of the writi...

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