1500-1700 (India) The mughal empire.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
(India). HISTORY OF INDIA IN 1400S  Lush country  many cities & temples  Hindu lower classes labored for Muslim/Hindu masters  Gupta Empire.
Advertisements

Mughals By: Kinsey Peterson Chris White. Social Women were lower than men – had a different market day – Nur Jahan- – Nur Jahan- wife to king, handled.
Mughal Empire After the fall of the Gupta Empire at around 500 BC, the Muslims of the Islamic faith filtered in and spread their culture as the.
India’s Muslim empires Islam enters India. After the Gupta empire fell in 550, rival princes battled for control.After the Gupta empire fell in 550, rival.
The Mughal Empire By Shelby Garde and Mary Ellen Eisenberg.
Muslim Empire Lesson 6 Part 1 Muslims in India. Agenda Essential Question – How does expansion create cultural blending? Goals - Students will be able.
FrontPage: NNIGN Homework: No homework. Muslim Expansion into India Dehli Sultans, Mongol Invasions, and the Mughal Empire.
The Muslim World Expands
Similarities The peak of Islam’s political and military power All based on military conquest All from Turkic nomadic cultures All absolute monarchies.
Aim/Goal: How can the achievements of the Mughal Empire be analyzed? Do Now: What are some of the achievements of the American civilization? AIM: How can.
Mughal Empire.
India Under Muslim Rule
Mughals = Mongols, who invaded India Backdrop of crumbled Gupta Empire by 600 CE and subsequent invaders Rajputs= rulers of the small kingdoms in India.
Chapter 10 Section 4: India’s Muslim Empire. Section 1: India’s Muslim Empires By 1100’s Muslims controlled Northern India. –A sultan established Delhi.
The Safavid and Mughal Empires
The Mughal Empire In India Mughals- Who Are They??? Muslim Turks, Afghans and Mongols Muslim Turks, Afghans and Mongols “Mughal” means Mongols.
Mughal Empire under the rule of Babur At the age of 14, Babur inherited the kingdom in the area that is now Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. The year was 1494.
Mughals Rise to Power In the 600s, nomads created small kingdoms in India By 700s, Muslims arrived and began a period of fighting with Hindus who’d been.
The Muslim World Expands,
Road to Imperialism in India Family Dynasty  1494 – Babur  11 years old  Builds army in South of India despite opposition  1526 – his 12,000.
The Mughal Empire Early History of the Mughals *The Mughals are an Islamic group who were the descendants of the Mongols, invaded and conquered.
Chapter 2 Section 3. UEQ: How was absolutism expressed in different areas around the world? LEQ: How did Akbar use cultural blending in the Mughal Empire?
Mughal Empire Section 3. Babur “The Tiger” ( ) Who: Babur What: Founder of the Mughal Empire India Why: Built up army & took over Delhi.
18.3 – The Mughal Empire. Beginnings Descendants of Genghis Khan & Tamerlane ~1000: Turkish armies invade India & establish the Delhi Sultanate – Treat.
Click here for hook video 
The Muslim World Expands (1300 to 1700). Background Muhammad starts religion of Islam about 600 A.D.
The Muslim World Expands Ottoman Safavid Mughal Dynasties
THE MUGHAL EMPIRE EARLY HISTORY OF THE MUGHALS The Mughals are an Islamic group who were the descendants of the Mongols, invaded and conquered India.
Mughal India. Agenda 1.Bell Ringer: What is an achievement of the Ottoman Empire? 2.Lecture: Mughal India 3.Taj Mahal and Mughal Art, an interpretation.
India’s Muslim Empires
The Muslim World Expands
The muslim world expands
Mughal Empire in India.
The Ottomans, Safavids, and Mughals
Click here for hook video 
New Empires in Asia Mughal Empire.
The Mughal Empire.
“It was all a dream, I use to read word up magazine” - Akbar
The Muslim world expands
The Gunpowder Empires ( )
The Safavid and Mughal Empire
Governed empire w/ tolerance but taxed non-Muslims
NOT the Mongols! The Mughals Michaela Knight.
The Gunpowder Empires ( )
The Mughal Empire Hanna Wilson.
Mughal India.
Mughal Empire ( ).
Click here for hook video 
Regional Civilizations
The Mughal and Ottoman Empires
Mughal Empire Bell Ringer Agenda
India’s Muslim Empires
Agenda Warm Up Ch. 16 Reading Quiz Discussion: Mughal Empire
Click here for hook video 
Bellwork-get in yo seat
The Mughal Empire in India
The Muslim World Expands
Muslim Rule in India The Arrival of Islam Muslim Raiders
Early Empires of South Asia
Mughal Empire SWBAT: identify the differences between Christianity and Hinduism. Homework: Rough Drafts (3 PRINTED COPIES) due on Tuesday!!! Do Now: Imagine.
The Mogul Empire.
The Gunpowder Empires ( )
India’s Muslim empires
Section 3 Great Mughal empire of India
2.3 Mughal Empire in India.
The Muslim world expands
The Mughal Empire in India
Bellwork-get in yo seat
The Mughal Empire.
Presentation transcript:

1500-1700 (India) The mughal empire

HISTORY OF INDIA IN 1400S Lush country  many cities & temples Hindu lower classes labored for Muslim/Hindu masters Gupta Empire collapsing 1st Ottomans (Timur the Lame) conquers New Delhi, then… Huge clash between Hindus (India) & Muslims (Ottomans)  Hindus won New Delhi is destroyed and weak

BABUR 1494 – 11 yr. old boy, BABUR, inherits kingdom in N. India  But elders drove him away He moved south & later set groundwork for MUGHAL EMPIRE Strong & sensitive leader; “Renaissance Man” Defeated massive RAJPUT army (“sons of kings” or Turkish warlords & moved into New Delhi Area weak, so nomadic people invade India, called Mughals or “Mongols” (Muslim)

AKBAR: THE GOLDEN AGE Grandson of Babur; aka “Great One” 1556 – 1605: comes to power, gains land & builds a unified Mughal Empire – Golden Age He is a Muslim

AKBAR’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS Rules with religious tolerance Abolishes special taxes on non-Muslims Bureaucracy of educated officials rules efficiently Reorganized taxes to represent % of crops (more $) War-like – armies are equipped with heavy artillery Employs some potential enemies

AKBAR’S ACCOMPLISHMENTS CONTINUED Cultural diffusion – many cultures/languages combined Upper class spoke Persian Common people spoke Hindi (Persian & local language) ; Army people spoke Urdu (Arabic, Persian & Hindi) book illustrations – miniatures were detailed, colorful stories library & schools architecture – massive, graceful, decorated with stonework of Hindu themes

JAHANGIR Akbar dies in 1605; Akbar’s son Jahangir rules aka “Grasper of the World” weak ruler & relied on his wife, NUR JAHEN Raises taxes & neglects people Persecutes Sikhs religion that blends Buddhism, Hinduism, & mysticism Ended religious toleration

SHAH JAHAN Secured throne through assassination of all rivals Greatest accomplishment: built TAJ MAHAL, tomb for his deceased wife, Mumtaz Mahal BUT country suffered because spent so much time & money to build it  increased taxes

TAJ MAHAL

AURANGZEB Shah Jahan sick, so 3rd son, AURANGZEB, takes throne (kills brother & puts Shah. Jahan in prison) EXPANDS MUGHAL EMPIRE TO ITS GREATEST SIZE BUT empire is weak because of oppression of his people (harsh laws & destroys temples)

EMPIRE’S DECLINE & DECAY Long line of weak rulers  Mughal Emperor now only wealthy figurehead Empire no longer united because of corruption; now bunch of independent states

EUROPEANS MOVE IN TO TRADE Europeans (Portuguese, Dutch, French, & English) had trading outposts in Mughal Empire the whole time  Mughals not threatened by them Aurangzeb gave Europeans the port of Bombay  big mistake , BIG important city for trade in the future. (England ends up ruling most of India as a result of this TRADE: British wanted Indian textiles, mostly COTTON & SPICES