Administrative Policies of Mughals in India: Significance and Issues
Significance
- Centralized and Efficient Governance: The Mughals established a centralized system of governance, allowing for efficient administration and better control over the vast territories of their empire.
- Promotion of Art and Culture: The Mughals were great patrons of art, culture, and architecture. They encouraged the fusion of Persian, Indian, and Central Asian influences, resulting in the development of a unique Indo-Islamic culture.
- Economic Prosperity: The Mughal administration implemented several policies that stimulated economic growth. They improved agricultural practices, established a system of uniform weights and measures, and promoted trade and commerce.
- Akbar's Policy of Sulh-i-kul (Universal Tolerance): Emperor Akbar, ....
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