Polemics and Persecution at the Mughal Court: a Shiʿi Debate at the Time of Akbar
Sajjad Rizvi ( University of Exeter , s.h.rizvi@exeter.ac.uk) Aligarh Historians’ Society Workshop at Indian History Congress 2015 Much of t…
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Oriental Approach to Religion: A Case Study of Sikhism
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Persian Nuqṭawīs and the Shaping of the Doctrine of “Universal Conciliation” (ṣulḥ-i kull) in Mughal India
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Mughal Rulers’ (1526-1707) Religious Tolerance Policy and its Impacts on the Society of Sub-Continent
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Akbar s Difficulties
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Patronage as Power, Power in Appropriation: Constructing Jahangir's Mausoleum
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Click HERE for part 1 of this post This agreement from Emperor Jahangir allowed the English, and similar treaties with other Europeans, the Dutc…
The Despotic State ?—The Nature and Role of 18th Century Mughal Administration in the Great Divergence . Part 1
Sagnik Bhattacharya1 University of Groningen, the Netherlands Abstract Why Europe grew rich and ‘Asia’ became poor is the substance for the fie…
Europe–Mughal India–Muslim Asia: Circulation of Political Ideas and Instruments in Early Modern Times. Part 2
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