IAS (Admin.) Mains History The Fifteenth and Early Sixteenth Century - Society and Culture-Conquests and Consolidation of the Empire Study Material (Page 3 of 35)

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The Purdah Regime or the So-Called Petticoat Government (AD 1560 - 1564) , Experiments with the Post of Prime Minister, Expedition Against Malwa, Execution of Adham Khan and Death of Maham Anga, End of Harem Party

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The Purdah Regime or the So-Called Petticoat Government (AD 1560 - 1564)

Experiments with the Post of Prime Minister

  • With the active support of the ladies of the Harem, Akbar had attained liberation from the regency of Bairam Khan. After this…

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Akbar՚s Imperialist Policy (1561 - 1564) : A Brief of Introduction, Conquest of Malwa (1561 AD) , Conquest of Chunar (1561 AD) , Occupation of Jaipur (1562 AD) , Conquest of Gondwana (1564 AD)

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Akbar՚s Imperialist Policy

A Brief of Introduction

  • After the end of Purdah regime, the reins of the government came into the hands of Akbar, he restored to imperialist policy and pursued the policy of extension of his empire.
  • Akbar often said, “A monarch should be ever intent on conquest, otherwise his enemies rise in arms against him.”
  • Akbar prepared extensive plans to conquer northern India and resorted to wars of conquest throughout his life.
  • He achieved success and established a vast territory extending from Kabul in the west to Bengal in the east and Kashmir in the nort…

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