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He accepted and married his daughter to the emperor put  Akbar combined Malavam and Sunar took He conquered the Rajput-ruled Gondwana region by defeating Empress Rani Durgavati.  Later he conquered Bikaner, Jaisalmar and Jodhpur.

Aamir married Princess Jodhpai.  He also married the princesses of Bikaner and Jaisalmar.  He appointed Rajputs to high positions in the government.  He appointed Raja Mansingh, Rajbhagwan Das, Raja Todarmal and Birpal to high posts.

He also canceled Yavari In 5 Akbar built a shrine called Ibadat Kala at his new capital, Badepur Sikri.  In 1576 the Mughals led by Mansingh fought at Haltika

 forces defeated Rana Pratap Singh.  In 1582 Akbar promulgated his new religion of Deen Ilahi or Theism.

 AD  In 1579, Akbar asserted his religious authority by issuing the "Edict of Inerrancy".  You will exist during the reign of Raja Todarmal Akbar

 Did some research in management.  Akbar's system of levy was called Jabti or Bandopastu system.'

 It was further renovated by Raja Todarmal.  It is called Tahasala method.

 In the year Dahasala Raja Todarmal introduced a uniform land measure.  * Lands were divided into four categories.  

method 1580 Yes Polaj is the land cultivated annually Barauti – land cultivated once in two years and Sachar once in three or four years method is cultivated.  Banjar for five or more years Cultivated once.  Land was usually paid in cash. In his court, Rajadodarmal translated the Bhagavata Purana into Persian.  Abul Bazal and his brother Abul Baisi

 Translated into vernacular.  Books in Persian language • History of Abulbasl Aini Akbar and Akbar Nama

 Many Wrote famous books.  Abul Baisi epics He translated Ramayana and Mahabharata into Persian.  Tansen, the great music genius, graced Akbar's court.

Akbar followed in the footsteps of Sher Shah.  Acted by Raja Todarmal.  Akbar's revenue minister

 1/3 of the land properly measured and yielded Charged as partial tax.  The Mansabtari system formed the basis of the Mughal military and general administration system.  Akbar introduced this system in his reign which was followed in Persia.

 Mansab means quality or merit.  • Art and architecture flourished during Akbar's reign.  Akbar built Badepur Sikri to commemorate the victory of Gujarat.  One of the best is the gateway called Pulandarvasa.  Akbar Akbari-Mahal, Jahangir Mahal, Pancha Mahal, Jodhbai Palace

 Special etc. he built it with red marble stones.  He is regarded as the true founder of the Mughal Empire Mughal Emperor Akbar banned child marriage and mandated that the consent of the parents of the bride and groom must be obtained before marriage.  He said that the marriageable age for the girl is 14  He also fixed the age of marriage for men at 16.

Jahangir (1605-1627 AD) After the death of Akbar, his eldest son Salim,

 He ascended the throne in 1605 AD with the epithet Jahangir or Vellore of the World. 2 His son Khusrau took up Kayakam. • He was supported by the fifth Sikh Guru Ajun Thel.

 Khusrau was imprisoned and later blinded and Sikh Guru Arjun Dei was killed for supporting Khusrau.  From England during the reign of IM Ahangir was killed Commander William on behalf of the English merchant fleet Huggins AD  1608 to Jahangir's court visited.

 Sir Thomas Roe visited the court of Mughal Emperor Jahangir in AD.  He visited in 1615.  AD  In 1615, Sir

 Thomas Roe obtained permission from Jahangir.  Jahangir wrote his epic poem called Dusukh-e-Jahangiri.  Jahangir excelled in jurisprudence.  Jahangir

 A new Justice called Justice Chain Bell when taking office Introduced the delivery system. Neetimani is known as Shahbarge.

 AD  In 1611, Emperor Jahangir married Maharunnisha.  Megarullisha called 'Noor Mahal' (Light of the Palace).

 He got a special name.  He later acquired the special title of Narjavaharan or Light of the World.

 A AD  The period from 1611 to 1626 is known as Nur Jahan's period in Mughal history.  Emperor Jahangir was a great and pious king.

 He developed Shalimar and Nishad Gardens in Srinagar.  He completed the beautiful construction of his father Akbar's tomb at Sikandar.  # Noorjahan's father Giaspek's tomb to Agra

 Nearby, he also established a great mosque at Lahore.

Shah Jahan (1628-1658 AD) son of Jahangir Shah Jahan in Khurram History is called  He was born in 1592 AD in Lahore Khurram was called Shah Jahan, 'King of the World'.

 Emperor Shah Jahan's reign was that of the Mughals

 It is called the Golden Age.  Emperor Shah Jahan is popularly known as the Prince of Architecture and the Emperor of Engineers.  Ata Jahan used white marble instead of red stones for the palaces he built.  A beautiful new capital called Shah Jahanadat

 created  He built the eye-catching Red Fort in Delhi He completed the beautiful Rang Mahal, Bodhi Mahal, Muthu Mahal Diwan-i-Kham and Diwan-i-Khas in the Red Fort, and

 Zhu Shah Jahan built the famous Jumba Makhuti in white marble.  It is considered one of the largest mosques in the world.  The glory of completing the construction of the famous Taj Mahal, which is one of the wonders of the world, goes to Emperor Shah Jahan.

This monument was built in the memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz in the city of Agra on the banks of the Yamuna River.  The Taj Mahal is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

 It is known that this mansion was built on the tomb of a master sculptor named Ustad Isha.  This beauty house is expected to be built at a cost of Rs.

 Shah Jahan completed the construction of Bodhi in Agra, known as the Pearl Region.  Parliwasal created Epilasana in such a way that the people of the world could marvel at it.  The famous Kohinoor diamond in it

 He made it stick.  This Mayilasana was carried away by Nadir during the Persian invasion in 1739 AD.

 Bernier, de Havarnier and other Italians from England who came to India during Shah Jahan's reign also recorded excellent historical accounts of Shah Jahan.

 Mughal greed made him reach the top at all levels.  Perar Shahjanan A.D.  He fell ill in 1657.  AD  Shahjahan was not released from prison until 1666, when he died and was buried in the Taj Mahal next to Mumtaz's tomb.

 Red Fort 1 known as Lal Quila is the Red Fort in Delhi.  The fort is so named because it is built of red colored stones.  Built in 1639 by Shah Jahan in his capital Shahjahanabad.  This palace was the residence of the Mughal emperors.

Olrangzeb (1658 1707 AD)

 Aurangzeb, the third son of Emperor Shah Jahan, was the last powerful ruler of the Mughal dynasty is considered

 • Aurangzeb, who was the governor of the Deccan, rushed to Delhi with a large army, killed his three brothers, imprisoned his father in the palace, sat on the Mughal throne and gave himself the special title of 'Alamgir'.

 He used to read Quran, the holy book of Islam, daily.  Jesus and the Pilgrimage on Non-Muslims

 The tax was introduced in AD.  In 1679 he sowed again.  Tej Bahadur, the ninth Sikh Guru, opposed his anti-Hinduism and tried to protect the Hindus.

 Knowing this, Aurangzeb called the Sikh Guru and tried to convert Bandhu.  The Sikh did not agree to this act and was killed.

 Guru Gobind Singh, who took over as the tenth Sikh Guru, formed a sect called the Khalsa to take revenge on the Mughals for his father's murder.

 Resisted Aurangzeb to the end.  of the Deccan to destroy Maratha leader Shivaji Aurangzeb sent Seishta Khan, the governor.  While Seishta Khan was encamped at Poona, Shivaji entered Poona with 400 soldiers and defeated the Mughal army.  Then Seishta Khan lost one of his fingers and fled from Poona.

A body of high-powered officers called Mudaseebs to enforce moral code

 Olarangazeb established a separate department.  • Cultivation and use of Bhang plant

 Narcotics were also banned.  He also abolished the ritual of Dharoka darshan, where other emperors appeared before the people at Manimatam.  Dasarasa ceremony was also banned.

 Mughal system of government was central administration

 The emperor had a cabinet to assist him.  The Wazir or Chief Minister was considered the Chief Minister.  For administrative convenience the empire was divided into various provinces.  They called them Suba.  Subedar was the administrator of Suba.  Subedar Civil

 and had military powers.  .  Baujdar is the ruler of Sarkar.

 • Sarkars were divided into several parganas. Villages were the last unit of state administration.  Gramini was the administrative officer of the village.

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