paintings of Revolutionaries and outlaws of the Mughal emperors in India (932-1273/1526-1857)

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Lecturer, Department of Islamic Archeology, Faculty of Archeology, Fayoum University(Egypt)

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The aim of this research is to study the portrayal of the revolutionaries and the outlaws of the Mongol emperors in India, highlighting the most important revolutions and stages of each revolution and how to eliminate them and their main leaders, whether these revolutions inside the Mongol house of the emperor's brothers or cousins ​​or revolutions The leaders of the Mughal army, such as the Uzbek officers' revolutions led by the brothers Ali Qali Khan and Bahadir Khan al-Shaibani, or revolutions that are a popular uprising of the Indian people, the Mongol emperors, Such as the revolution of merahta in the era of the Emperor Orangzip, and research is concerned with the study of the regions in which these revolutions and their geographical nature, such as the province of Bengal and Gujarat, as well as the most important strongholds and fortresses of the rebels such as Fort Sourt and the Castle of Uzbeks, Was carried out by some members of the Mongol house, such as Adham Khan, Akbar's brother Akbar's breast, or Perm Khan, Emperor Akbar's minister, Khan Jahan, the minister of Emperor Shahghan, and other prominent figures in the Mongol court, And of course, through a number of images that illustrated the stages of these revolutions and the way followed by the emperors of the Mongols in the elimination of such revolutions and rebel movements, and through the researcher was able to reach a number of important results through which to know the history of India's political and social history is documented by the affirmation of events and historical and military events.
 

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