Mughal Empire

Definition

The Mughal Empire was an Islamic empire that ruled most of India from 1526 to 1857, known for its rich culture, architectural achievements like Taj Mahal, and administrative efficiency.

Related terms

Akbar the Great: A notable emperor during the Mughal era who is remembered for his policy of religious tolerance and administrative innovations.

Taj Mahal: An iconic architectural masterpiece built during Shah Jahan's reign in Mughal era.

Mansabdari System: A bureaucratic system introduced by Akbar where officials were ranked based on their military responsibilities.