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- Babur Conquers the Gupta Empire in 1526 at the Age of Eleven
- In 1563, Akbar abolished the tax on non-Muslims.
- In 1605, Akbar Spread Throughout the Whole Indian Subcontinent
- Because Babur, who was only 11 years old at the time, was able to conquer an entire empire, this was crucial to the Mughals' success. However, this was only a result of the Gupta Empire's already-present weakness as a result of earlier assaults.
- The Taj Mahal's construction in 1632
- The Mughals' success is significant because Akbar was well-liked by both Muslims and non-Muslims. Eliminating taxes demonstrated his concern for other people's beliefs and ways of life, as well as his desire for harmony and cooperation among all.
- Aurangzeb giving the English control of the Empire in 1661
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- Akbar The Mughal Empire's success was greatly aided by its expansion throughout the Indian Subcontinent because greater wealth and land are prerequisites for controlling and dominating larger areas.
- In 1679, Aurangzeb reinstated the tax on non-Muslims.
- Shah Jahan begins construction on the Taj Mahal in 1632 in order to house his wife's tomb. This is important because it demonstrates that the Mughal Empire had both good and bad leaders. Shah Jahan, for example, was a self-centered individual who would do anything to benefit himself and his family, even killing them in order to gain power.
- The Portuguese and Dutch arrived at the port of Bombay, and since the traders posed no threat to the Mughal Emperors, they were granted access to their port. However, Aurangzeb had no idea that he was essentially only aiding the Europeans in their conquest of them.
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- Aurangzeb's decision to reinstate taxes on non-Muslims, which many felt was unfair, was motivated by his desire for increased revenue as the empire was experiencing severe financial difficulties at the time.
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