MUGHALS RULE IN INDIA
Important
Rulers
1. Babar - 1526 – 1530 AD
2. Humayun - 1530 – 1540 AD & 1555 – 1556 AD
3. Shershah Suri - 1540 – 1545 AD
4. Akbar - 1556 – 1605 AD
5. Jahangir - 1605 – 1627 AD
6. Shahjahan - 1627 – 1657 AD
1.
BABAR ( 1526 – 30 AD)
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Founder of Mughal Dynasty in India
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Defeated Ibrahim Lodi in 1st
Battle of Panipat (1526 AD)
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Wrote his Auto-biography “Tuzuki-e-Baburi”
(Babar Naama), in Turkish Language. It means, ‘Memories of Babar’.
2.
HUMAYUN (1530 – 40 AD, 1555 – 56 AD)
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Son of Babar
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Defeated by Shershah and fled away to
Iran
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Gulbandan
begum, sister wrote his Auto-biography “Humayun
Naama”.
3.
SHERSHAH SURI (1540 – 45 AD)
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Founder of Sur Dynasty (Afghans) in
India.
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Introduced ‘Pattadri System’
(Pattas to Farmers), Silver Rupia, Gold Mohar.
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Successor’s: Islam Shah (1545 – 53 AD)
, Sikindar Shah (1553 – 55 AD)
4.
AKBAR (1556 – 1605 AD)
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At the time of Humayun death, his son
Akbar was just 14 years old. So, Hem raj occupied the throne in Agra.
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Then Akbar marched from Amarkot,
Rajasthan to Agra with his guardian Bairam Khan and waged 2nd
Battle of Panipat (1556 AD).
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Abolished Jijiya, Pilgrimage tax
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Introduced a new religion called, “Din-i-Ilahi”
(1582 AD).
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Introduced ‘Mansabdari System’;
a rank in Civil & Army administration.
5.
JAHANGIR (1605 – 1627 AD)
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Son of Akbar, (Real Name- Salim, Wife-
Mehurnnisa)
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After marriage, he gave her title ‘Noorjahan’
(Light of World).
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But her domination in rule led to a
civil war with her brother Asaf Khan, Military Chief (Father of Mumtaj Begum).
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Finally he jailed Noorjahan and made
his Son-in-law, Shah Jahan as the emperor.
6.
SHAH-JAHAN (1627 – 1657 AD)
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He built Taj Mahal, Agra and Red Fort,
Delhi.
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He took 22 years (1631 – 1653) for
completion of Tajmahal (Ustad Isa).
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He has 4 sons Darashikov, Murad,
Aurangzeb, and Shahshuja. But Aurangzeb, killed all his 3 brothers, imprisoned
his father and occupied the throne.
7.
AURANGZEB (1657 – 1707 AD)
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Third Son of Shahjahan
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Annexed Bijapur (1686 AD) and Golconda
(1687 AD), Renewed Jijiya tax.
VIJAYANAGARA KINGDOM (1336
– 1680 AD)
Important
Dynasties
1. Sangama’s : 1336 –
1485 AD
2. Salva’s : 1485 –
1505 AD
3. Tuluva’s : 1505 –
1570 AD
4. Araveti’s : 1570 –
1680 AD
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Founders are Hariraya I & Bukkaraya
I of Sangama Dynasty (1336 AD).
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But actually this period is ruled by
Mohd. Bin Tughlaq (1335 – 51 AD).
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Sri Krishna
Devaraya (1509 – 1529 AD)
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Considered to be the Greatest Ruler,
belongs to Tuluva dynasty.
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“Yavvanarajya Sthapanacharya”, “Andhra
Bhoja” was his famous titles.
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He defeated Bijapur and Orissa.
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He built “Hazararama Swamy Temple”
in Hampi, Karnataka.
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He wrote ‘Jambhavati Parinayam’
in Sanskrit and ‘Aamuktha Malayada’ in Telugu.
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His court Bhuvanavijayam has ‘Ashta
Diggajas” (8 Poets),
1.
Allasani Peddana - Manu Charitra
2.
Tenali Ramakrishnudu - Panduranga Mahatyam
3.
Dhurjati - Kaalahasthi Mahatyam
4.
Pingali Suranna - Kalaa Purnodayam
5.
Ramaraja Bhushana - Vasu Charitra
6.
Rama Bhadra - Sakala Neethisara Sangraham
7.
Mallana -
Rajasekhara Charitra
8.
Nandi Thimmana - Paarijatha
Apaharanam
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“Battle of Tallikota/ Bannihatti/
Rakhasa Tangadi” (1565 AD) led to the fall of the Vijayanagara Kingdom.
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In this war The Vijayanagara Kings
(Aliya Ramaraya, Sadasiva Raya) fought with Bahamani Sultans of Bidar,
Ahmadnagar, Bijapur and Golconda.
BAHAMANI KINGDOM (1347 AD)
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Alauddin Hasan Bahmanshah (Hasan
Gangu) Proclaimed Independence during the rule of Mohd. Bin Tughlaq.
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Mohd. Shah
III was the important ruler. (Mohd.
Gawan, Prime Minister)
S.NO
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Territory
|
Ruled
By
|
Annexed
By
|
1.
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Birar
|
Imadshahi
Dynasty
|
Sultan
of Ahmad Nagar (1574 AD)
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2.
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Bidar
|
Baridshahi
Dynasty
|
Sultan
of Bijapur (1619 AD)
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3.
|
Ahmad
Nagar
|
Nizamshahi
Dynasty
|
Mughal
Ruler Shahjahan (1633 AD)
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4.
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Bijapur
|
Adishahi
Dynasty
|
Mughal
Ruler Aurangzeb (1686 AD)
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5.
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Golconda
|
Qutubshahi
Dynasty
|
Mughal
Ruler Aurangzeb (1687 AD)
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MARATHA KINGDOM/ BHONSLE DYNASTY
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‘Chatrapathi’ Sivaji, Greatest ruler
among Maratha’s.
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Father: Shaji Bhonsle, Mother:
Jijiyabhai, Guardian: Dadaji Kandev
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Spiritual Guru: Samarda Ramadas
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An exponent in “Guerrilla Warfare”
techniques.
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Defeated Afzal Khan of Bijapur (1659
AD)
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Defeated Military General of Aurangzeb,
Shaistha Khan (Surat) in 1664.
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Introduced new taxes Chauth (1/4th
revenue from areas under Sivaji’s rule), Sardeshmukhi (1/10th
revenue must be paid to King).
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His court has ‘Ashta-Pradhanas’ (8 Ministers)
His court has ‘Ashta-Pradhanas’ (8 Ministers)
1.
Peshwa :
Prime Minister
2.
Amathya :
Finance Minister
3.
Mantri :
Home Minister
4.
Sumanth :
Foreign Minister
5.
Sachiva :
Royal Correspondence
6.
Senapathi : Military
Chief
7.
Nyayadish : Judiciary
Chief
8.
Panditarao : Religious
Head
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