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Ancient India was ruled for several centuries by the Muslims mostly divided today between India, Pakistan and Ba*gladesh The Mughal Empire is estimated to have 140 million subjects, more than half a million artisan*l and artistic production and enormous riches in spices, textiles, diamonds ... (mid-1800s) After the English withdrew (mid-1900s) followed by several democratic republics: the Republic of (Mughal because the sovereigns were distant descendants of the Mongols This blog aims to review some salient aspects of the Mogul Empire. Just its official version that can be read in visitor's manuals (considering also that there is not much information available on the subject in Spanish language) about some of the customs bequeathed by the Mughals who survive to this day in India and Pakistan, this other entry Below, miniatures of the six sovereigns who received the title of Great Mogul during the two centuries that its successive reign covers. The Mughal heritage is also manifested in the architectural heritage. PART OF THIS ARTISTIC LEGACY CAN BE VIEWED IN THIS BLOG CLICKING ON THE MOGOL ART PAGES. The entries in this blog keep some chronological progression (the last entries deal with the most recent history). Can be seen Another way to read this blog is by topics, clicking on the menu above (or below in the menu Categories) where they can be seen As the writer is in Pakistan, more emphasis is placed on the information about that country ( For example, the monuments of the city NOTE ON LANGUAGE: the names of places and people are written trying to keep in mind the Spanish-speaking reader, so if we wish to enter into relations with an old neighbor who has just moved to the neighborhood, for example One way would be to start To understand a millennial people, would not it be nice to know its history? This is a blog about the history of India and Pakistan.I also recommend you see the pages about Mogul Art, which serve as a glance