The Decline of the Mughals

Meeting of all religious leaders were conducted at the Ibadatkhana.

Reintroduced Jazia, the tax on non-Muslims.

Defeated Ibrahim Lodi in the First Battle of Panipat.

The Mughal Empire stopped to exist

The nobles and officials established independent kingdoms

The Empire amassed huge wealth in the treasury

Aurangzeb became the ruler of the southern kingdoms.

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The jagir land was little compared to the number of mansabdars.

The Jagirdars did not take care of the land assigned to them.

The jagir land did not earn revenue for the jagirdars.

Peasants retained all the revenue and beca

Aurangzeb focused on the Deccan region and lost control over the North of India.

The Empire was facing financial crisis.

Aurangzeb's successors decided to divide the empire among the nobles.

Religious intolerance of Aurangzeb.