The History of India, Vol. 7: By Its the Muhammadan (Classic Reprint)

Explore a pivotal slice of Indian history through the Mughal era. This volume surveys the rise and rule of key figures, wars, and policies that shaped Hindustan under the Muhammadan emperors. With detailed chronologies and contemporary accounts, it offers a window into court life, military campaigns, and the complex interplay of power and religion that defined the period.

This edition gathers material from several sources to present a comprehensive view of late 17th and early 18th century India. It covers notable events, such as imperial edicts, battles, tax reforms, and social upheavals, alongside biographical sketches of emperors, princes, and influential courtiers. The narrative is grounded in historical documents and commentary, aimed at readers seeking a structured account of this era.

• Jizya and tax policies and their social impact across the provinces.


• Military campaigns, sieges, and the shifting fortunes of major rulers.


• Accounts of revolts, religious movements, and their suppression.


• Biographical notes on princes, magnates, and notable scholars of the period.

Ideal for readers seeking a solid, documentary approach to Mughal and early modern Indian history.