The Royal Library of the Mughal Empire

The Royal Library of the Mughal Empire, a key institution during the Mughal dynasty in India (16th to 19th centuries), housed a vast collection of manuscripts, books, and texts in various languages, including Persian, Arabic, and Sanskrit. It was a hub for scholars, poets, and artists, fostering cultural and intellectual advancements. The library reflected the empire’s appreciation for literature, science, and philosophy, and played a significant role in preserving and promoting knowledge. Under rulers like Akbar, it became a symbol of the Mughals' commitment to arts and education, influencing the region's cultural landscape.