Mughal period

The Mughal period was a time between the early 16th and mid-18th centuries when the Mughal Empire ruled large parts of India. Founded by Babur, the empire is known for its rich cultural fusion, impressive architecture like the Taj Mahal, and advancements in art, literature, and governance. The Mughals brought political stability, expanded trade, and fostered diverse societies, blending Persian, Indian, and Central Asian influences. Their rule shaped India's history and left a lasting legacy in culture, architecture, and social structure.