Rise and Fall of the Mughal Empire |
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Contents
The Lodi Empire | 20 |
Humayun | 64 |
The Second Afghan Empire | 87 |
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advantage affairs Afghan Agra Ahmadnagar Akbar allowed army arrival Asaf Khan Asirgarh attack Aurangzeb Babar Bahadur battle Bengal Bihar Bijapur brother brought called camp cause charge chief command conquered Court death Deccan decided defeated Delhi Emperor empire failed father fight fled followers force gave Ghakkars give given governor Gujrat hands Humayun Ibrahim Imperial India Islam jagir Jahangir joined Kabul Kamran Khan killed kingdom leader leave Lodi lost Mahabat Khan Malwa marched matter Mewar military Mirza moved Mughal Muhammad nobles offered officers once operations ordered Persian political position possible Prince probably province Punjab Qandahar Raja Rajputs Rana reached reasons rebellion received refused religious request rule ruler sent Shah Jahan Sher Khan Sher Shah side siege Singh spite strong success Sultan taken territory thousand throne took Uzbeks wanted
Bibliographic information
| Title | Rise and Fall of the Mughal Empire Rise and Fall of the Mughal Empire, Ram Prasad Tripathi |
| Author | Ram Prasad Tripathi |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | Central Book Depot, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 4 Aug 2008 |
| Length | 528 pages |
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