Presented By

SREE AKASH CHANDRA

Bearing ID : Merit- 249
Presentation Topic

The Mughal Rule

(1571 A.D- 1757 A.D)
 The Mughal Rule
(1571 A.D- 1757 A.D)
The Mughal Rule in Bengal passed in two
phases namely Subadri and Nawabi.
The golden period of the Subadri rule
was from the beginning of the seventeenth
century of the beginning of the eighteenth
century.
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The Mughal Rule in Bengal passed in two
phases namely Subadri and Nawabi.
The golden period of the Subadri rule
was from the beginning of the seventeenth
century of the beginning of the eighteenth
century.
The Hussain Shahi period the portugees
engaged in trade in Bengal.
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Kasim Khan Juni supperssed the
Portugees with an iron hand.
Subader Shaeysta Khan established
Mughal rule in Kochbihar.
Shaeysta Khan is memorable for his
various public welfare activities during his
reign.
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The prosperity of economy of Bengal
during the reign of Shaeysta Khan was the
expansion of industry and trade and
commerce.
First Murshid Kuli Khan was appointed
the revenue collector of Bengal or Diwan.
Peace was established in Bengal during
the reign of Alivardi Khan (1740 A.D.- 1756
A.D)
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Alivardi Khan chose the son of his
youngest daughter Amena Begum,
Sirajuddin as his heir.
At last, there was a battle between the
Nawab and the English.