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@hassaanalisiddiqui3827

Жыл бұрын

Make a video on how Maldives and Bosnia became muslim

@magma9000

Жыл бұрын

Make a video on history of Pakistan

@kinjalbhowmik5123

Жыл бұрын

I have one question. Didn't the Marathas reach Peshawar before losing to the Durranis?

@prateeksharma6706

Жыл бұрын

Ahmad Shah durani was raiding punjab regularly but still punjabis in pakistan named there missile after Ahmad Shah Durrani 😅🤔

@prateeksharma6706

Жыл бұрын

@@kinjalbhowmik5123 Yes they did till attock in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in pakistan today After that they reconqured north but sikh alredy took major part of afganistan so marathas didn't attack there(they had kind of "memorendum of understanding" That when Sikhs were there marathas won't get in and when marathas were there Sikhs won't get in )

I like how you stay unbiased despite telling the story from a Muslim perspective. Most Muslim historians can learn from you

@lordMartiya

Жыл бұрын

Not just Muslim ones

@kachrachi

Жыл бұрын

@@lordMartiya of course :)

@prateeksharma6706

Жыл бұрын

Yes agreed

@lastword8783

Жыл бұрын

lol passive aggressive comment 😂

"His name was bigger than his reign was". 💀💀💀💀💀

@saimsajid123

3 ай бұрын

caught me offgaurd lol

@littleharry7977

Ай бұрын

Fr 💀

@RayanEditz7

3 күн бұрын

Fr☠💀

Been loving your Mughal series you are quickly becoming one of my favorite History channels, keep up the great content!

Thanks a lot Syawish for this video, we in India study the Mughals extensively but not a lot is mentioned about the empire after Aurangzeb's reign in schools, thanksa lot for this information. Love from India.

great video, the best video on the topic so far that I saw

Amazing illustration by Al Muqaddimah. you are really doing a fantastic job. wishing you best of luck

Can I just say, all of your map art is sublime! 😁

2:00 Bahadur Shah 4:42 Jahandar Shah 5:57 Farrukhsiyar & Sayyid Brothers 7:47 Muhammad Shah 9:13 Nizam Al Mulk 10:47 Kartalab Khan (known as Murshid Quli Khan)

For anyone interested in this subject, I'd strongly recommend William Dalrymple's "The Anarchy." It talks about this subject and explains the dismal state of much of India as the EIC rose to power. It explains how a private corporation could have ever taken over a country. Along the way, we meet villainous and virtuous nawabs, as well as the tragic figure of Shah Alam II. Alam II's story is so interesting, it'd be worth having its own video.

Awesome to finally find a video with so much detail.

Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job

Great video

So hyped for the Umayyad series I can't wait

Great channel man. I hope u can makes some videos on Persian history and empires🥰

All of these videos would have actually been so helpful for a project i had last year 😭 but it’s helping me with my current one too!!

good information

I always find it funny when royals give themselves titles like "King of the World". Because they KNOW it's not true. I suppose they assume they have some kind of "right" to rule over the entire world but you have to imagine at least some of them noted the realities when looking at it on a map.

@AlMuqaddimahYT

Жыл бұрын

I like to think it's one of those cases where if you lie to yourself (or other people) enough, it becomes the truth. No one will believe in you if you don't believe in yourself.

@samwill7259

Жыл бұрын

@@AlMuqaddimahYT Not where I would usually look for my aspirational ideas, but hey, there's worse places to get inspiration

Great video. Would love to see a detailed video on Tipu Sultan and his resistance against the British

@CannedFruit999

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Very underrated man

@manavshah8335

Жыл бұрын

@@CannedFruit999 are you stupid? the damn tipu bultan was just a islamic terrorist who murdered innocent hindus of southern india. he wasnt a damn freedom fighter who fought the british? he fought the nizam of Hyderabad, the travancore kindom of kerala, and the marathas?? you call this a freedom fighter? i will tell you what he was, he was a dog, a tool that the british used to weaken the mysore state and then capture it after defeating.

@CannedFruit999

Жыл бұрын

@@manavshah8335 ah let me guess tipu sultan did 9/11

@manavshah8335

Жыл бұрын

@@CannedFruit999 he hung Hindu women after r@ping them, and hung their children to the neck of hanging corpses of those women. He chopped the noses and ears of Brahmins everyday in front of his fort. He massacred hindus all the time, he was nothing but a damn fanatic that's all, and the British used him to capture Mysore.

@CannedFruit999

Жыл бұрын

@@manavshah8335 source?

Could you talk about how islam spread to Bosnia?

@ChevyChase301

Жыл бұрын

Bosnians were already schismatic Christian’s and their independence from Rome and Constantinople and the fact the Bosnians were not the most devout Christian’s made them easy converts.

@Jalayir

Жыл бұрын

Ottochad moment

@gubruikertje

Жыл бұрын

@@ChevyChase301 Bosnia, Kosovo and Albania were Catholic Christian. So from an orthodox perspective maybe schismatic, but from an ottoman perspective they were suspicious as followers of Rome instead of Constantinople. This is one of the reasons why these regions became more Muslim over time while the Orthodox regions, with their leader a subject of the Ottomans, were able to keep their religious character more easily.

@caratoniii6832

Жыл бұрын

@@ChevyChase301 Thanks

@KousakaMayumi

Жыл бұрын

Islam spread to Bosnia by Serbs, read your balkan for dummy historical book

Happy Maratha, Sikh, Afghan and BRITISH noises

So proud of what you have done , made an excellent video with new info. I had watched K&Gs 3rd battle of Panipat video and got a big picture of this period. But I still couldnt understand the Internal politics which was decaying the empire from within. RIP great Mughals

@manavshah8335

Жыл бұрын

RIP great killers

@magma9000

Жыл бұрын

​@@manavshah8335 GIGACHAD MUGHAL EMPIRE

“His name was longer than his reign”💀💀😭 that got me

Nader Shah wasn't a "warlord" he was the king of Iran and the invasion happened because the Mughals refused to hand over the Hotak rebels.

@papazataklaattiranimam

Жыл бұрын

Huh? He was both warlord and emperor lol

@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg

2 ай бұрын

He literally massacred millions of Muslims ..

I do believe your depiction of Shah Alam I is quite wide of the mark. He faced multiple rebellions after becoming emperor and in his 5 years- he managed to quell all of them through military might and diplomacy, kept the nobility in check while keeping the integrity of the Mughal Empire intact and at the same level as Aurangzeb. If it were not for the fact that he died after only 5 years- the empire could have attained stability for longer. Some call Shah Alam I, the last great Mughal Empire for that reason. He successfully carried on the legacy of his ancestors but was curtailed due to his health related death

@MohsinRaza-uq2ow

Жыл бұрын

I second that he had set his perspective right had a vision. Made peace with the Sikhs and rajputs things had started to soften up and was about to run smoothly as we had seen in the time during Akbar the great but unfortunately he died pretty soon(in terms of his reign)

@wkhan5

Жыл бұрын

@@MohsinRaza-uq2ow exactly!

@leaveme3559

Жыл бұрын

the point is the political structure was stupid and obsolete absolute monarchies don't work and do not last for long....one of the main reason british empire rose to its heights is because of stable politics back home because of democracy even tho at the time it was only for the nobles and land owners mughals were blessed by having back to back good rulers who could maintain the order but eventually it collapsed like all monarchies do...... most indian states until the republic of india failed to establish a strong political system that caused no problems during succession....even today pakistan still faces this curse....idk enough about bangladesh to comment on them

Make video about Bairam Khan and Nader Shah 🌝

About the ending, I think there is one or two more stories you can tell from your perspective. The war of 1857, which I didn't realize isn't taught about if you did Metric/Inter in Pakistan instead of O/A'Levels, and maybe going up to at least 1940 if not 1947.

Punjabis get rekt by invaders most Also punjabis in Pakistan *Durrani missiles* 🤡

@magma9000

Жыл бұрын

Least delusional Indian 😂😂🤣😅

@prateeksharma6706

Жыл бұрын

@@magma9000 truth it was punjabis who get rekt the most by Durrani I also heard that u Punjabi muslims sold ur women to be spared of ur life first by the afgans then by the Marathas and then by the Sikhs 😂

@prateeksharma6706

Жыл бұрын

@@magma9000 and also Kashmir is india 🇮🇳 india is kashmir 💪🏼🇮🇳🖕🏼

@buckbeak7164

2 ай бұрын

cuck behaviour lmaooo. they love their invaders.

Let's GO

The Mughals (1526-1858) lost control of India in the 1700s, but many of the local rulers who replaced them were also Turks, at least until the British took over. Chase, K. (2003). Conclusion. In Firearms: A Global History to 1700 (pp. 197-210). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

@anikasrivastava3320

Жыл бұрын

No...most of them were local Indians or 1or 2nd generation Persians and Afghans

@user-uj2tk2tv3z

Жыл бұрын

Mughals weren't Turks

@sandeep8724

Жыл бұрын

You are coping,abdul.marathas kicked your ass

@papazataklaattiranimam

Жыл бұрын

@@user-uj2tk2tv3z they were Indic😂🤣

@user-uj2tk2tv3z

Жыл бұрын

@@papazataklaattiranimam they weren't Turks

At 9:19 the four figures are Saadat Khan, Roshan-ud-Dawla Turrah Baz Khan, Qamar-ud-Din Khan Chin, and Amir-ul-Umara Khan-i Dauran. Among these, Khan-i Dauran and Roshan-ud-Dawla were Naqshbandi Indian Muslism of Panipat and Agra respectively. While Saadat Khan was a Persian merchant/immigrant and Qamar-ud-din khan was the son of a Turkic Uzbek immigrant. Although Muhammad Shah used the Nizam to overthrow the rule of the Sayyid Brothers, he also engineered a revolt in the Deccan to expel the Nizam, and dismiss Qamar-ud-Din Chin as the vizier, to curb the Turkic influence, and installed Turrah Baz Khan as Grand Vizier, who was an Indian Muslim of Panipat. At this time, both the Mir Bakhshi(Khan-i Dauran) and the Grand Vizier(Turrah Baz Khan) were Indian Muslims, although they had already gotten rid of the Syed brothers.

A very balanced argument.well researched...i must applaud you.Hindus haven't been United since in the invasion of Shahabuddin Ghori.what can you expect?i was a Hindu myself.the magnificence of the Mauryas and the Guptas will never return.Alamgir was a good Muslim...even if he wasn't a good ruler.the hatred for the Sikhs began from Jahangir's time.

@MichToJoshya

11 ай бұрын

You have choosen very poorly.. i hope your descendants don't bad moth you.

@prateeksharma6706

Ай бұрын

U were a hindu ?? What are u now?

What a coincidence! I was learning about Shah Alam 1 just yesterday. It is also said he converted to Shia Islam and his prayer was not entertained by Sunnis.

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

yes the Mullahs of Lahore almost launched a revolt, and they were supported by the Prince Azim-ush-Shan. Eventually the Shia Imam of Lahore was stabbed by the Punjabi Muslims, and Bahadur Shah I agreed to restore Sunni Islam in the official prayers.

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

fun fact Bahadur Shah I claimed that every single mughal emperor since Babur was (secretly) a Shia who were performing Taqiyah(deception) and pretending to be Sunnis, until Bahadur Shah I converted back to Shiism. Although extremely far-fetched, it is true that Babur converted to Shiism of his own accord for political gains, and the only reason he was expelled by the Uzbeks in Samarqand was because he was enforcing Safavid rule in the city and imposing Shia religion

The next video will be on the end of the mughal empire

This is sadder then titanic

Can tell me bgm music

Can we please get an episode on the Mughal emperors and their relation with the Sikh Gurus 🙏🏽

Could you talk about the marathans empire

So... will there be a video about the Hyderabad State as the successor state of the Mughal Empire in the future? I always wanted to see how the Nizam's family and the House of Paigah exercised their control over such a small but porsperous country!

Could you provide a link to your sources for these beautiful mughal miniature paintings?

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

which one? are you referring to this one ? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Farrukhsiyar_Procession_in_front_of_the_Great_Mosque_of_Delhi.png

we want a series on the delhi sultanete

Pls bro make vedio on full history of india . I don't like when you say mughals were who introduce wealth , food and architecture to india in the vedio or mughals .

@manavshah8335

Жыл бұрын

that is a bunch of bullsh1t. it US, us hindus who introduced all of that in our bharath. our great history of science and knowledge, older tahn 10000 years is what these islamic invaders built upon

@oxy2986

Жыл бұрын

@@manavshah8335 they think Islamic empire were greatest for now indian history is far unknown we don't even know how much area mauryan conquer at that time and cholas .

@manavshah8335

Жыл бұрын

@@oxy2986 indeed, biut proper and systematic study of our ancient shastras, by unbiased true historians would help. many are doing now, abhijit chavda, prachyam, rajiv malhotra and project shivonam just to name a few

Can you continue the Genghis khan series

Bidar bakht would have been a perfect successor for aurangzeb.He was a brilliant general and a brilliant administrative like sultan aurangzeb alamgir.

@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg

2 ай бұрын

He wasn't the royal blood

🙂

Mughals colloquially spoke Urdu language since 1689 as described by John Ovington in 1689: "The language of the Moors[Muslims] is different from that of the ancient original inhabitants of India, but is oblig'd to these Gentiles[Hindus] for its characters. For though the Moors dialect[Muslim dialect] is peculiar to themselves, yet it is destitute of Letters to express it; and therefore in all their Writings in their Mother Tongue, they borrow their letters from the Heathens[Hindus], or from the Persians, or other Nations."

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

The Swiss soldier Poiler noted in 1773: "I have a deep knowledge [je possède à fond] of the common tongue of India, called Moors by the English, and Ourdouzebain[Urdu Zaban] by the natives of the land."

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

Aurangzeb's persian letter to his son indicates he and his sons communicate colloquially in urdu-hindi: "The Prince had always before shown the greatest affection and favour to Shams-un-Nissa...but now contrary to his usual manner, he often treats her with displeasure, so that one day he said, "The daughter of a Paji ought not to show such pride to princes". At this Shams-un-Nissa replied, "If you like you may slay me, but I shall not speak to you again". So from that day the Prince had given up speaking to her. I, too, had this relation with a person[wife] who had extreme self-will and stateliness, but to the end of her life I continued to love her and never once did I wound her feelings. Then again , to apply the term paji to the Syeds is simply to act like a paji. If a Syed is called a paji, it will not certainly make him a paji. If I do not learn from the letters of the mahaldar and the nazir that you have made it with this Syed girl, you will meet with rebuke, nay more, with punishment." (Paji is an urdu/hindi word meaning bastard)

@georgeghazaryan

Жыл бұрын

not true. they spoke Persian.

@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg

2 ай бұрын

​@@georgeghazaryanPersian was the court language as most of his court members were Persians and Hindu..But as time evolves,Mughal began to influence heavily by Hindi Language.So they named it as Urdu

good ridance ,thanks to hindu marathas and sikhs of punjab

@magma9000

Жыл бұрын

GIGACHAD MUGHAL EMPIRE VS weak virgin maratha

@prateeksharma6706

Ай бұрын

@@magma9000 whatever the case both mughal and marathas had nothing to do with pakistan 😂😂 So kindly stay out of our hsitory

I don't understand this but I still watch it 🤣

I am from Uzbekistan Fergana valley. I wonder the ranks of the army Baburid dynasty.Especially Aurangzeb Alamgir is known as an Ahli Sunnah Sultan with such great power didn't attack Chinese Empire in order to continue his Grandfather Amir Timur's ambitions.Films in India don't emphasize the reality.

@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg

2 ай бұрын

Aurangzeb was literally the reason for the downfall of Mughal Empire. He imposed orthodox Islamic law in it's non-muslim population,that lead to rebellions over the Kingdom.Never ending rebellions took place and he spent his most of the treasury in Military and still wasn't able to crush rebellions. Aurangzeb literally couldn't defeat a small Maratha Empire with 2000 troops for his whole life and in the end Maratha Empire ended Mughal rule over India.

@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg

2 ай бұрын

You will be surprised to know that Mughal Army consists a good number of non-muslim soldiers who were upset with the hardcore Islam he was following and they end up joining the Rebellions against him..

Total B.S Blaming Aurangzeb is 19th century European historian propaganda. The Mughal empire staggered on for for another century. The real reason is that , the various governors like Bengal, Deccan etc treachorousy became independent and broke the Empire. At the same time, the USA 🇺🇸 became independent. Happening everywhere.

@ankhmorpok1497

Жыл бұрын

so Aurangzeb's religious conservatism and these policies eg. imposing Jizya on Hindu's didn't contribute to the collapse?

Where is the mention of the rebellion of the Rajput states???

Watching these Mughal videos it is clear there is a North and South India. Would love a video about how that came about historically and what divides them. Is it just geography?

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

everything is different, same way northern india is different from afghanistan

@oxy2986

Жыл бұрын

South and North were not divided properly. The whole land culture is same from South to North. Many things prove the connection between North and South. South Kingdoms were not invaded by anyone because in North india the Kingdoms always change but cholas and paydays always made a good relationship with North indian Kingdoms . Many South indian Kingdoms also conquer the part of North india like chola and chalukya . The whole land which is different from Persia known as Bharat by natives and hindustan by persian .

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

​@@oxy2986 only north india was called hindustan, south india was called deccan. everyone in india from rajputs, mughals, sikhs to bengalis referred to Marathas as "deccani invaders". When Delhi Sultanate forced its muslim nobility to travel to the city of Daulatabad, the nobility revolted because the land was too alien and it was associated with the land of Kufr in their mind.

@oxy2986

Жыл бұрын

@@gandabacha2963 if maratha called as deccan invaders so how north indian Kingdoms started to join maratha confederacy . Maratha would form india as nation state if Britain had not come yet . They named maratha confederacy and they are trying to make a proper nation system in india .

@oxy2986

Жыл бұрын

@@gandabacha2963 south india was always unknown for everyone except north Indians and east Asians. It was known until 1600 ad when mughal invaded deccan with their deccan plan . India have sense of unity from start . People supported martha because martha was first who brought nationalist feelings between Indians to revolt against mughals and invaders.

i thought you're going to make videos on Mughals- sikhs history 😓

And thus the Mughals screwed the pooch... WOW! I think of what the Khulafa-e-Rashidin had been, what they'd stood for, and then of how far removed from them the Mughals were... Muslims only in name! Generations bore the brunt of Mughal greed and stupid self importance, some still do. I guess I now understand where some of the hostility that immigrants to Pakistan faced in 1947 had come from... Pakistan is stil being opressed by similar shayateen. I had always wondered how such people could exist... Now I know.... they Mughals in spirit and will do anything for power (no offense intended to my brothers of Mughal cast, you guys are awesome and I love you all!), with no regard for the people they rule, nor fear of Allah. To top it off, the Mughals went to hell themselves, but left behind bloody goras, who totally destroyed us, our culture and our languages. To this day, at least in Pakistan, to be recognized as educated and literate, one must be fluent in English, no matter how stupid or dumb they are. Flex your English here and you'll be 'THE MAN'. The smartest of people, how ever well educated, are laughed at and thought of as 'paindu' if they can't speak English well. What a shame. Our whole school curriculum is in English where as our national language is Urdu! How idiotic is that? All our official correspondence is in English. Allah Hu Akbar!! The French officially correspond in French, the Arabs in Arabic, other nations do so in their national languages.... Hamain kya paghal kuttay nay kata hai? I am a teacher by trade and it pains me to see intelligent, smart children struggule with Science, Social Studies, Math, even Islamaiat in English. These kids don't speak English anywhere, the language is as foreign to them as French would be, yet, they're forced to study a difficult subject in a foreign language, not in a language that they're born with, a language they speak fluently, think in and even fight in. It's only a matter of time before they start teaching Urdu in English as well. Allah Hu Akbar!! I am fond of telling anyone who'd listen that 'ham English seekh nahi sakay aur Urdu bhool gaye' (We failed to lean English and have forgotten Urdu) Our schools have done away with Arabic, tell me, how then are we supposed to understand what Allah says in the Quran? .... I remember Arab elders in a mosque in Qatar scolding me and my young friends when they found out that we could all read the Quran very well but couldnt understand a world of it... Urdu, Arabic, Persian and Sanskrit too, if you please, were our languages.... The languages of Scholars, Poets and thinkers, and now, we've been reduced to texting in Roman Urdu, and say 'F@$k' in English. I bet Sir Sirsyed Ahmed Khan never thought of this when he was promoting English education... Soon, Pakistanis will be a nation without a language.... An amazing job with the series by the way. MashaAllah. Very well done! I hope you'll do a series on British Raaj too. Jazakum Allahu Khairan Katheeran! And by the way, if my rant has somehow offended anyone, I apologize. Lot's a love from Pakistan. Wassalam Wa Rehmah.

Bring the unbaised vedio on persecution of sikhs by mugals as you promised earlier in another earlier aurangzeb vedio pls don't ignore

@AlMuqaddimahYT

Жыл бұрын

I'm working on it.

@user-zd3fr6gx2d

Жыл бұрын

@@AlMuqaddimahYT thanks 😊 🙏

@Amkjmi99

Жыл бұрын

Bruh read it online

Nader Shah’s brutal invasion was the biggest reason of collapse of Mughals

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

Nader Shah wrote in a letter to the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah: "I never could have imagined that the wretches of Deccan should impose a tribute on the dominions of the King of the Mussalmans...I may send an army of the victorious Qizilbash to drive them to the abyss of Hell." So Mughal empire was already collapsing by the time nader shah arrived.

@user-uj2tk2tv3z

Жыл бұрын

No Mughals were already defeated before nadir shah invaded

@leaveme3559

Жыл бұрын

final nail in the coffin more like

@aryaputram

Жыл бұрын

Mughals biggest blunder was religious oppression of Hindus and Sikhs by Aurangzeb with propounded the rise of marathas and Sikhs

@emperoraurangzeb4616

Жыл бұрын

@@gandabacha2963 will u please provide me with source ?

you should attach the sources taken to tell each History .😅History depends on authentic sources not on your Bla bla ....😂😂😂

@magma9000

Жыл бұрын

Least delusional Indian 😂😂

Here goes the lesson of the story! If you want to be a Caliph, Sultan, Emir, or Khan! Never build an Empire in non-Muslim land! The end!

@karimmezghiche9921

2 ай бұрын

More like always convert the native population. Had the Mughals converted the Indians they wouldn't have fallen.

@LUCIFERDEVIL-tw6jg

2 ай бұрын

​@@karimmezghiche9921Actually they tried and they tried so hard.. Pakistan and Bangladesh (both with population of 200 million) was a part of India which got divided in 1947 on the basis of religion..India was a massive country with then population of around 400 million..So it's impossible to convert them. The only reason Mughal Rule was of 400 years was that they didn't try to impose Islamic Law in it's Non-Muslim population.Aurangzeb did a huge mistake by imposing Orthodox Islamic law in it's hindu population,this lead to rebellions all over it's kingdom

Anyone here from beaconhouse😅

Afghanistan wasn’t part of Mughal empire. Only small part of it was.

@gandabacha2963

Жыл бұрын

kabul, kandahar and balkh

As a hindu i think it is pretty unbaised

Biggest reason of mughal empire's collapse 👇 In the well-known book 'The History of Nadir Shah' published in the 18th century from London, James Fraser estimates that 70 crores of wealth was carried away by Nadir Shah from Delhi: Jewels from emperors and amirs: 25 crores. Utensils and handles of weapons set with jewels, with the Peacock Throne, etc.: 9 crores

Aurangzeb alone defeated the English, Chinese and Portuguese. He as been one of the most righteous and unique rulers in history. He was a brilliant economist. One king mastering multiple disciplines. Other kings such as Louis XVI of France praised him a few times. During Aurangzeb's sharia reign Mughal India surpassed Qing China and became the world's largest economy, worth 1/4 of global GDP and waved the Proto-industrialisation (Bengal showed signs of a possible Industrial Revolution, hence preceding England, but the British deindustrialised its economy starting from the Battle of Plassey). 1 Indian rupee was equivalent of £28. Gujarat recovered from a famine due to his policies based from Islamic finance (Fatwa Alamgiri). As a practicing Muslim, Aurangzeb memorised the entire Holy Quran and never took a penny from the Royal treasury for his personal use like the other monarchs (he imprisoned his father due to his corruption with the treasury), he avoided a luxurious life and by profession he was cap sewer despite being born with golden spoon...Aurangzeb was also the first one to defeat the English (Anglo-Mughal War) and took Mount Kailash from the Chinese. He repelled Tai-Ahom attacks from Assam and protected the hindus and drove back the Portuguese inquisition coming to the north. Stories of the demolitions of temples were highly exaggerated, he paid maintenance for the temples and gave good wages to the hindu priests. He was the greatest and most pious Emperor in Indian history.

@aryaputram

Жыл бұрын

They were already weak so that's not the big reason

@vengyfries6934

Жыл бұрын

@@aryaputram nope they make weak after Aurangzeb's death

@aryaputram

Жыл бұрын

@@vengyfries6934 Aurangzeb religious intolerance was biggest reason why they became weak Mughals lost by ahoms, Afghans and then Marathas and Sikhs

@vengyfries6934

Жыл бұрын

@@aryaputram what? That doesn't make sense, he lost a few battles and small territories and didn't even affect the empire, and so what he lost. I've just edited the comment and pasted something, read pls

@aryaputram

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@@vengyfries6934 Ahh he wasted 13 years in Deccan,8 years in Assam,few years in Afghans which caused depletion of treasury and exhaust of army

First OMG FIRST!!! FIRST AHAHAHAHA.

@beepboop204

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second OMG SECOND!! SECOND AHAHAHAHAHA.

@luqmansikander5394

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This fake American accent is unbearable!

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