Although he could neither read nor write, Akbar patronized the arts, culture, and learning. His period from 1556 to 1605 is considered the golden age of the Mughal Empire. Jahangir Jahangir ...

In 1526, he took control of Delhi and the Mughal Empire was founded. Although the Empire was created by Babur’s military victories and conquests, it was not until the reign of Akbar, the 3rd ...

New Delhi: Babur was the founder of the Mughal empire in India ... Mughals that khichdi found many patrons in the subcontinent. Akbar is said to be in love with khichdi. This was to an extent ...

Akbar's greatest ambition was to establish the supremacy of the Mughal dynasty and as he made inroads towards this goal in Hindustan, he "began casting himself as a sacred figure, an infallible ...

Under their third emperor Akbar, the empire expanded to the western coast ... The Ardhakathanaka – an autobiographical text of the Mughal poet Banarasidas (1586–1643), written during the ...

Quite unlike most past and future invaders of India, Akbar valued the religious and cultural differences of India and his spiritual leadership brought peace and stability. The Mughal Empire ...

The small domed structure stands on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Mehrauli – Badarpur road. The structure dates back to ...

The Mughal Empire ruled India for over 300 years, and each emperor took the throne at different ages. Humayun, born in March 1508, became king in December 1530 after Babur's death. He was just 22 ...

Though his rule could not compare with that of illustrious ancestors like Akbar or Aurangzeb ... the arrest of Bahadur Shah Zafar The great Mughal empire had lost much of its influence and ...

A grand Mughal feast, bathed in the warm glow of a glittering chandelier, spread across a table draped in rich velvet and ...