Explore Akbar's administrative reforms during the Mughal era, focusing on his innovative land revenue systems like zabti and dahsala.
Learn how these reforms shaped governance and economic policies in medieval India.
Explore Akbar's military campaigns that brought Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Bengal under Mughal rule.
Learn about the sieges of Chittor and Ranthambhor, conquests in Ahmedabad, and the Bengal campaign, shaping the early expansion of the Mughal Empire in India.
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Extinction of Ahmadnagar, and Acceptance of Mughal Suzerainty by Bijapur and Golconda
The Deccani states' rapid expansion led to internal conflicts and ambitions among nobles like Shahji and his son Shivaji.
By 1656, following Muhammad Adil Shah's death and Aurangzeb's arrival as Mughal viceroy, the balance of power shifted again in the Deccan.
These developments set the stage for future conflicts and the eventual rise of the Marathas under Shivaji.
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