مغل حکمرانوں کا خاندانی اور تاریخی پس منظر: ایک تحقیقی جائزہ

The Familial and Historical Background of the Mughal Rulers: An Analytical Study

Authors

  • Qurat ul Ain Fozia PhD Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic, Gomal University D.I Khan
  • Akhtar Ali MPhil Scholar, Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic, Gomal University D.I Khan
  • Dr Hafiz Abdul Majeed Assistant Professor, Department of Islamic Studies & Arabic, Gomal University D.I.Khan

Keywords:

Mughal, genealogy, Central Asia, Mongols, Tatars, nomadic tribes, military, socio-cultural practices

Abstract

The Mughal rulers of South Asia originated from the Mongol and Tatar tribes of Central Asia, tracing their lineage to Yafith, the son of Prophet Noah (PBUH). These tribes led a nomadic lifestyle, which shaped their military skills, expertise in horsemanship, and strategic acumen. Over time, the Mughals gradually adopted Islam, established themselves in new regions, and influenced local administration, culture, and architecture. Analyzing their genealogical roots and socio-historical background provides insight into their methods of governance, military organization, and cultural integration. This study highlights how their lineage, tribal affiliations, and historical experiences contributed to the formation of one of the most influential dynasties in South Asian history.

 

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Published

2025-03-20

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): January-March

Section

Research Papers

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