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[Original title] Hauts Dignitaires de L'Empire Mogol. No 1 [left] Mourad-Bakche, shazadeh, prince imperials; fils de Shah-Djehan et frere d'Aurang-Zeb. No 2 [center] Prince indien du dix-septieme. No. 3 [right] Souverain de Delhi (non inconnu) [end]
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The Mughal dynasty, founded by Babur, a Central Asian prince in 1526, ruled a vast part of India and Afghanistan. Though the rulers were Muslim, and Persian was their preferred language, their subjects were largely Hindu. The Mughal dynasty, founded by Babur, a Central Asian prince in 1526, ruled a vast part of India and Afghanistan. Though the rulers were Muslim, and Persian was their preferred language, their subjects were largely Hindu.  |
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