Description
Central Structure of the Mughal Empire by Ibn Hasan, edited by Sir E. Denison Ross, explores the administrative framework and governance of the Mughal Empire. It delves into the political organization, including the roles of the emperor, nobility, military, and bureaucracy. The book examines the hierarchical system that sustained Mughal authority, with a focus on key figures and their responsibilities in maintaining control over vast territories. It also highlights the economic and social systems, illustrating how the empire’s central structure contributed to its stability and expansion. This work offers valuable insights into Mughal governance and its lasting influence on Indian history.
