Vijayanagara: The Glorious Beacon of Southern Majesty (1336–1646) Introduction The Vijayanagara Empire, from 1336-1646 CE, was one of the greatest empires in Indian history, with an expressed focus on lush culture, suitable administration systems, and military power. Set up in the Deccan Plateau of South India, it gradually became a strong factor in the Indian … Read more
Akbar: The Radiant Emperor Who Forged Unity in Diversity (1556 to 1605) Introduction Akbar was the third Mughal ruler of India, who ruled from 1556 to 1605. He is known for his military conquests, for his administrative reforms, and, above all, for his religious policies that established an unprecedented level of tolerance in the time … Read more
Peshwas: The Torchbearers of Maratha Valor and Glory (1713 to 1818) Introduction The Peshwas had a significant position as prime ministers of the Maratha Empire within India during the 18th century. These pivotal developments led to the administration and expansion of the empire. Subsequent to the weakened central authority of the Chhatrapati rulers, they developed … Read more