HEY CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLZ Q1 ; In what ways did Aurangzeb try to improve the government during his region?

Q2 ; Who were the Marathas? What effect did they have on Aurangzeb empire?

Q3; What were the results of Aurangzeb religious policy? What measures did he take?

Q4; Do you think Aurangzeb was a great a king as Akbar?

Q5; How successful were the Deccan policies of Akbar, shah jahan, and Aurangzeb?

Q6; What were the achievements of Aurangzeb? Did they help him strengthen the Mughal Empire?

1.Aurangzeb tried to improve the government during his reign by implementing civil law based on Islamic Sharia laws to govern. Taking some measures to give relief to people he abolished toll taxes. He banned music ,dance and alcohol.

2.Marathas were the only one who succeeded in raising their own kingdom against the mighty Mughal Emperors of Delhi and kept it intact through the course of time though there were times when those northern rulers captured-sometimes killed-their leaders in efforts to neutralize Marathas.

3.Fanatic Religious Policy of Aurangzeb: The general view of historians is that Aurangzeb entirely reversed the policy of religious toleration followed by Akbar and it resulted in serious revolts among the Hindus. ...

4.considering the Aurangzeb was responsible for increasing religious intolerance, dividing the empire along religious & tribal lines, nearly bankrupting the Empire, throwing the Empire into dissaray because of his ineffective line of succession, & basically ensuring that the Mughal Empire would die off, absolutely not.

he also embroiled the Empire into a permanent state of war, leading to huge sums of money being spent, along with his military force becoming weaker due to immense loss of men.

5.So Akbar established the Mughal power in Deccan. Shahjahan also continued the policy of conquests of Deccan states and succeeded in annexing Ahmadnagar and the kingdoms of Golkanda and Bijapur accept the suzerainty of Mughals and paid tributes to them. Aurangzeb further annexed Golkanda and Bijapur to his Empire.

6.He was quite possibly the richest man of his day and boasted a treasury overflowing with gems, pearls, and gold, including the spectacular Kohinoor diamond. But these accomplishments failed to assuage his angst about his political deficiencies in his final days.

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