Pakistan History: The Mughal Period (1526-1748) - Revision history

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‎THE MANSABDARI AND JAGIRDARI SYSTEMS

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‎Polo

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‎Polo

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 in 1568. Illustration from the Akbarnama, produced ca. 1590. (Victoria & Albert Museum,
 London/Art Resource, NY)
-==THE MANSABDARI AND JAGIRDARI SYSTEMS==
+==The Mansabdari And Jagirdari Systems==
 Akbar instituted the civil service system upon which the Mughal
 Empire's administration was based. The system had its roots

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 (r. 1509-27), northern India's strongest ruler and head of the Rajput
 Confederacy, to raise an army of some 210,000 soldiers to oppose
-[[File: mughal polo.PNG |Periods called chuckers) and organized polo clubs throughout the
+[[File:mughal polo.PNG |Periods called chuckers) and organized polo clubs throughout the subcontinent. From there it spread to England, South America,
-subcontinent. From there it spread to England, South America,
+and beyond Surrounded by spectators, Mughals play polo, attended by grooms with spare polo sticks. (HIP/Art Resource, NY)|frame|500px]]
 and beyond Surrounded by spectators, Mughals play polo, attended by grooms with spare polo
 sticks. (HIP/Art Resource, NY)|500px]]
 Babur. In 1527, at the Battle at Khanua, near Agra, Babur defeated the
 numerically superior Rajputs, becoming the master of the northern

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 (r. 1509-27), northern India's strongest ruler and head of the Rajput
 Confederacy, to raise an army of some 210,000 soldiers to oppose
-[[File: mughal polo.PNG |Delhi Sultanate |Periods called chuckers) and organized polo clubs throughout the
+[[File: mughal polo.PNG |Periods called chuckers) and organized polo clubs throughout the
 subcontinent. From there it spread to England, South America,
 and beyond Surrounded by spectators, Mughals play polo, attended by grooms with spare polo
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 Bihar and Bengal, raised an army to fight Babur. The opposing forces
 met at the river Ghaghara in 1529 in Babur's last major battle. He
 emerged victorious, ending the last regional threat to his power.
 ==Humayun==
 Babur died in 1530 at age 47. He left his Indian territories to Humayun

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 on those who visited Hindu shrines and in 1564 eliminated the jizya,
 the tax on non-Muslims. He attempted to have local rulers emulate his
 (opposite page) Bullocks drag siege guns uphill during Akbar's attack on Rathanbhor Fort
 in 1568. Illustration from the Akbarnama, produced ca. 1590. (Victoria & Albert Museum,
 London/Art Resource, NY)
-THE MANSABDARI AND
+==THE MANSABDARI AND JAGIRDARI SYSTEMS==
 JAGIRDARI SYSTEMS
 Akbar instituted the civil service system upon which the Mughal
 Empire's administration was based. The system had its roots
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 other religions as well as any unorthodox form of Islam. Thus Akbar's
 efforts to encourage tolerance and diversity drove the sociopolitical
 climate in the opposite direction.
 ==Akbar's Middle Years==

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 kingdoms, Gujarat, Bihar, and Bengal. This marked the end of the first
 phase of his campaigns of conquest.
-[[File:akbar early year.PNG |Delhi Sultanate |frame|500px]]
+[[File:akbar early year.PNG ||frame|500px]]
 Akbar instituted reforms and treated with respect Rajput rulers who
 submitted to him, allowing them to retain their power. He used inter-
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 along with local market conditions, assessments were based on what
 the land was capable of producing. This spurred investment in the land
 and renewed efforts to improve its productivity.
 ==State and Religion==

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Pdewan: Created page with "{| class="wikitable" |- |colspan="0"| This article is an extract from ''' A Brief History Of Pakistan ''' '''JAMES WYNBRANDT ''' ..."

Pdewan: Created page with "{| class="wikitable" |- |colspan="0"|
This article is an extract from
''' A Brief History Of Pakistan '''
'''JAMES WYNBRANDT '''
..."