Mughal Empire On World Map

This is the first map of northern india that almost accurately depicts the region's geography and the spread of the mughal empire, extending from afghanistan and kashmir in the north and down south to the deccan. The first mughal emperor, babur, was a descendant of genghis khan and tamerlane. =* india, asia, and various other maps from the earlier 1700s *.

By 1750, they had dominated much of south asia for several centuries. The purple part is the mughal empire while babur was the leader. It was caused by soldiers, both hindu and muslim, mutinying from their overlords in the british east india company.

This route depicts the path akbar (the third mughal emperor) took in 1574 from his capital in agra, to the eastern regions of patna and hajipur.

The mughals were a muslim dynasty who ruled over a majority hindu population. The mughals were a muslim dynasty who ruled over a majority hindu population. This route depicts the path akbar (the third mughal emperor) took in 1574 from his capital in agra, to the eastern regions of patna and hajipur. The first of these empires was the delhi sultanate.