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This hasn't happened in Kashmir for instance.

This is why at the moment the Pakistani army finds it difficult to control Kashmir Kashmir has always been difficult to control go back to the Babur Nama if people fact-check the Babur Nama You can check this on Google when Babur entered the Gujjars and the Jats from the hills of Kashmir They were the ones who were rubbing his oxen and taking away his bulls Jhelum as well that same lifestyle still exists in Kashmir, Mirpur, all these areas because we don't have landlords that own all the land.

We have land.

No landlord will tell us how we should behave, what peer should we follow.

No, it will happen in the time of

al-Mahdi.

You don't think the Mamluks entering or the Mughals entering? Babur.

Babur, yeah.

So just a little brief rundown rather quickly.

The Mughal Empire was an early modern South Asian empire that was founded in 1526 by Babur.

Uh, he's basically a ruler from modern Uzbekistan, so think of that area.

They were ethnically Turco-Mongol but deeply influenced by Persian culture, and Persian was the l- lingua franca.

The construction of the Ram Temple at Ayodhya in twenty twenty-four, which Modi inaugurated in a ceremony that blurred the line between state and religious function, was a defining moment.

Hindu nationalists regard it as the restoration of a sacred site desecrated by the Mughal Emperor Babur in the sixteenth century.

Critics see it as a symbol of institutionalized religious majoritarianism.

More than one thousand two hundred communal violence incidents were documented in India between January and July of twenty twenty-six alone.

... or Mughal imperial sovereignty.

So will it be fair to say that the period from 1526 when Babur ha- arrived in India and with the Battle of Panipat until, say, the end of the Mughal Empire, first two centuries were about co-sharing of power between the Mughals and the Rajputs, and after that it was Marathas and Mughals, in that order? After all, when Shah Alam ruled Delhi-

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