Mughal rule in India: 1450 - 1750 Renaissance and Reformation

The Mughal rule in India began in 1450 and lasted until 1750.

This was an era of great cultural, political and economic development in India.

The Mughal Empire was a centralized government that extended its control over most of the Indian subcontinent.

The Mughals established an efficient administrative system, improved agricultural production, and introduced a new currency.

During this period, India saw the development of art, music, and architecture, as well as advances in medicine and mathematics.

The Mughal period was also known for its religious tolerance, particularly towards the Hindu faith.

During this period, the Renaissance and Reformation had a major influence on Indian society, with the spread of European ideas such as humanism and the scientific revolution.

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