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Aurangzeb and The Decline of the Mughals

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Aurangzeb's pivotal role in hastening the decline of the illustrious Mughal Empire has been a subject of historical debate. This paper, titled "Aurangzeb and the Decline of the Mughals," aims to comprehensively examine Aurangzeb's influence on the downfall of the Empire. It delves into the transformative journey of Aurangzeb, from a prince to the revered Emperor Alamgir, shedding light on his character through insightful analysis of his letters. Moreover, the paper presents an alternative perspective that questions Aurangzeb's portrayal as a just and impartial ruler. Finally, the study briefly touches upon other contributing factors and the aftermath of the Empire's decline, adding further context to this crucial period in Mughal history.
University of Oran 2 Mohamed Ben Ahmed
Title: Aurangzeb and The Decline of the Mughals
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Aurangzeb's pivotal role in hastening the decline of the illustrious Mughal Empire has been a subject of historical debate.
This paper, titled "Aurangzeb and the Decline of the Mughals," aims to comprehensively examine Aurangzeb's influence on the downfall of the Empire.
It delves into the transformative journey of Aurangzeb, from a prince to the revered Emperor Alamgir, shedding light on his character through insightful analysis of his letters.
Moreover, the paper presents an alternative perspective that questions Aurangzeb's portrayal as a just and impartial ruler.
Finally, the study briefly touches upon other contributing factors and the aftermath of the Empire's decline, adding further context to this crucial period in Mughal history.

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