The Legacy of the Moghul Imperial Rule in South Asia

The Legacy of the MOghul Imperial Rule in South Asia

Introduction

The collapse of Mughal rule started in 1707 after the death of Aurangzeb. His son and successor, Bahadur Shah Zafar, was already old when they sat on the throne, and one of them suffered Bgavton. From the Marathas and the British Empire at that time was facing challenges. Inflation and religious intolerance to take hold of the Mughal Empire was weak. The Mughal Empire fell apart into several independent or semi-independent states. Nadir shah of Iraq invaded Delhi in 1739 and the split of the demonstrated power of the Mughals. The empire broke down rapidly to the extent that now only around Delhi was a small district. However, he at least some parts of India in 1850 the state maintained the same reputation and authority of the earlier days they never met again. After the monarchy ended the reign of Bahadur Shah II, the soldiers to assist in the revolt were deported to Rangoon by the British on suspicion. He died there in 1862.

Discussion & Analyses

History of the Middle Ages ended, and the British gradually extended their hold over the nation and the freedom movement was born. Mughal dynasty in India was one of the greatest rulers. Mughal rulers ruled over thousands of millions. India under one rule, be collected, and the different cultural, and administrative time period was clear during the Mughal rule. In India, many Muslim and Hindu dynasty broken, and the founder of the Mughal dynasty here. While some people like Babar, who was the grandson of Tamerlane the Great Asian champion and winner of the Ganga valley from the northern region Changejhkhan, who decided to take over Khyber and eventually occupied the whole of India.

After Aurangzeb's reign, the empire declined. Bahadur Shah Zafar I start with, the Mughal Emperors progressively declined in power and became figureheads who initially sundry courtiers, and later by various rising warlords were controlled by 18th century. The empire of the Persian Nadir Shah of Afghanistan, Ahmad Shah Abdali 's plunder suffered as the attackers, who repeatedly Mughal capital Delhi was ransacked. In India, over areas of the empire before the British to meet Marathas were run over. The blind and powerless Shah Alam II formally the British East India Company accepted the protection of. Mughlo British government, already weakened by the "Emperor of India" ...