Mughal court

The Mughal court was the central seat of power and culture during the Mughal Empire in India (16th to 18th centuries). It was a grand, organized place where the emperor and his officials, nobles, artists, and scholars gathered. The court managed governance, promoted arts, architecture, and learning, and reflected the empire’s wealth and sophistication. It featured elaborate ceremonies, lush court attire, and patronage of cultural activities. The Mughal court was both an administrative hub and a cultural center, symbolizing the emperor's authority and the empire’s grandeur, blending Indian, Persian, and Central Asian influences.