An Examination on India's Mughal Empire and Its Decline
Juli Rani
History
September 2021
One of the most spectacular empires of the Early Modern era was the Mughal Empire. It symbolized the establishment of an Islamic Central Asian dynasty's control over substantial portions of India between the early 16th and the early 18th century. At its height, it controlled a sizable portion of the Indian subcontinent and had military, administrative, economic growth, and development capabilities that were very proficient. It also gave rise to one of the richest and most renowned imperial civilizations, with contributions to jewels, urban planning, visual arts, music, literature, and architecture. The dynasty gave birth to six outstanding emperors, each of whom brought something unique to the development and upkeep of the empire. They said at the time that European invasion into Asia was starting, but they were originally able to deal with this menace. However, the dynasty finally collapsed due to a combination of factors, including internal strife, a failure to continue using the incorporative and liberal methods that had initially been successful,
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