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The Moneychangers (Şarrāfs) in Mughal India
, 2019The Mughal exchange economy can be visualised as comprising twin circles of cash and credit. In the first, transactions were conducted in currency money (metallic and non-metallic) consisting of fresh imports and pre-existing stocks.
N. Haider
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South Asian studies, 2019
Ali Mardan Khan, one the most important Persian nobles of Shah Jahan’s reign, was a significant contributor to the field of architecture and landscape design. His life history has been adequately documented, but his contributions in the context of Mughal
A. Rehman
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Ali Mardan Khan, one the most important Persian nobles of Shah Jahan’s reign, was a significant contributor to the field of architecture and landscape design. His life history has been adequately documented, but his contributions in the context of Mughal
A. Rehman
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2021
Abstract From its establishment in 1526 by Zahir al-Din Muhammad Babur, the Mughal Empire would grow over roughly the next two centuries into one of the largest, most populous, and most influential states of the early modern era. This chapter provides a historical overview of the Mughal Empire from the early conquests of Babur to the ...
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Abstract From its establishment in 1526 by Zahir al-Din Muhammad Babur, the Mughal Empire would grow over roughly the next two centuries into one of the largest, most populous, and most influential states of the early modern era. This chapter provides a historical overview of the Mughal Empire from the early conquests of Babur to the ...
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Monuments to Enemies? ‘Rajput’ Statues in Mughal Capitals
Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 2019Various descriptions of the two Mughal capitals, Agra and Delhi, mention the gates of both royal forts as decorated with the statues of two warriors mounted on elephants.
E. Vanina
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Mughal State and the Information System: 1556–1707
, 2019News reporting was an essential part of the administration of the Mughal Empire. Many sources such as biography, autobiography, court chronicles, akhbarat and travelogues indicate that the Mughals had an organised system of intelligence and espionage ...
Ramkrishna Sah
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South Asian Studies, 1996
A partir du compte-rendu de l'ouvrage de C. B. E. Asher, The new Cambridge history of India. I:4. Architecture of Mughal India (Cambridge University Press, 1992), l'auteur propose une rapide synthese sur certaines caracteristiques de l'architecture moghole : la representation du symbolisme lie au Paradis, les jardins funeraires et les mausolees, la ...
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A partir du compte-rendu de l'ouvrage de C. B. E. Asher, The new Cambridge history of India. I:4. Architecture of Mughal India (Cambridge University Press, 1992), l'auteur propose une rapide synthese sur certaines caracteristiques de l'architecture moghole : la representation du symbolisme lie au Paradis, les jardins funeraires et les mausolees, la ...
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Abstract This chapter concerns architecture produced by the imperial Mughals, their Rajput supporters and detractors, as well as some Mughal successor states, notably, the Nawabs of Bengal and Awadh. The material dates from the inception of Mughal rule in 1526 and extends through the demise of the Mughal dynasty in 1858.
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