The Great Mughal Empire 1526-1707. What have we learned? MUGHAL EMPIRE.

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The Great Mughal Empire

What have we learned? MUGHAL EMPIRE

Muslims quickly spread by conquering & trading. First using the Khyber Pass to invade northern India. Secondly, using the Khyber Pass to establish a great trading empire, rich in culture and wealth. Mughal rulers created a powerful Islamic empire with military might. An economy &culture then flourished. The Mughal Empire

KHYBER PASS HINDU KUSH MOUNTAINS

 Genghis Khan  Used Khyber Pass to invade and est. trade.  Est. Mughal Empire BABUR THE FIRST OF THE MUGHALS

Absentminded, couldn’t make decisions. Overthrown. Came back to invade. Tragic death. HUMAYUN THE LUCKLESS LEADER

Greatest. Expanded empire. Delegated power, religious tolerance. Intellectual debates. Hindu part of gov’t. Khyber Pass used - est. large trading econ. Builder, developing great architectural style. AKBAR THE GREAT

Maintained “status quo”. Patron of the arts, paintings. Allowed British trade. JEHANGIR THE STABLE ONE

Patron of the arts. Lover of BIG things. Blender of Persian & Hindu style. Taj Mahal. SHAH JEHAN THE MASTER BUILDER

Masterpiece of the World. Registered as World Heritage Site. 1 of 7 Wonders of the World. Architecture had NEVER been surpassed.

Aggressive, intolerant. Discriminated Hindus, destroyed temples, executed artists. Expanded into south. Army, gov’t., economy weakened. AURANGZEB THE INTOLERANT

Became target of invasion due to weakness. British invaded. Took control. Mughal Empire just a memory… THE FALL