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O C E A N I N D I A N Gan g e s R . G o d a v a ri R . H el m a n d R . A r a b i a n S e a B a y o f B e n g a l A m u D a r y a In d u s R . N a r m a d a R . Colombo Co chin Madras Goa Masulipatam Bombay Diu Calcutta Kabul Agra Delhi Kandahar Hyderabad Patna Bijapur Ahmadabad Pune H I M A L A Y A S Pan i p at Ceylon T I B E T P E R S I A MUGHAL E MP I R E 90°E 15°N 75°E 1526 Babur, a Mughal, conquers Delhi Sultanate. 1700 Most European traders are still on coast. 1674 Hindus establish the Maratha Kingdom. 1 3 1556–1707 Mughal Empire grows to rule most of India. 2 4 N Rise of the Mughal Empire 1526–1707 Mughal Empire at death of Babur, 1530 Mughal Empire's greatest extent, 1707 Maratha Kingdom European trade settlement Culture region India’s boundary today 0 250 0 500 miles 500 kilometers 250 TIBET Ga n g e s R . G o d a v a ri R . Narma d a R . H e l m a n d R . I n d u s R . Ar a b i a n S e a B a y o f B e n g a l Brahmaputra R. 90°E 15°N 75°E Kabul Lahore Agra Fateh pu r Sikri Kandahar Cochin Madras Goa Delhi Hyderabad Patna Bija p u r Ahmadabad Pune Colombo Bombay Diu Calcutta H I M A L A Y A S Ceylon M UGHAL EM PI R E M A R A T H A K I N G D O M P E R S I A T I B E T 1680 Maratha Hindus stop Mughal growth, begin own conquests. 1707–1770 Internal wars and Hindu conquests cut size of Mughal Empire. 1 2 The Maratha Kingdom and the Mughal Empire 1680–1770 Mughal Empire, 1765 Maratha Kingdom, 1750 European trade settlement See complete legend at map on left. © Herff Jones, Inc. ASIA AFRICA

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Page 1: Rise of the Mughal Empire The Maratha Kingdom and the ... · 1526 Babur, a Mughal, conquers Delhi Sultanate. 1700 Most European traders are still on coast. 1674 Hindus establish the

O C E A N I N D I A N

Ganges R .

Godavari R.

Helm

and R.

Arabian Sea

Bay of

Bengal

Am

u Darya

Indus R

.

Narmada R.

Colombo

Cochin

Madras

Goa Masulipatam

Bombay Diu

Calcutta

Kabul

Agra

Delhi

Kandahar

Hyderabad

Patna

Bijapur

Ahmadabad

Pune

H I M A L A Y A S Panipat

Ceylon

TIBET PERSIA

MUGHAL EMPIRE

90°E

15°N

75°E

1526 Babur, a Mughal,conquers Delhi Sultanate.

1700 MostEuropean tradersare still on coast.

1674 Hindusestablish theMaratha Kingdom.

1

3

1556–1707 MughalEmpire grows torule most of India.

2

4

N

Rise of the Mughal Empire1526–1707

Mughal Empire at death of Babur, 1530

Mughal Empire's greatest extent, 1707

Maratha Kingdom

European trade settlement

Culture region

India’s boundary today0 250

0

500 miles

500 kilometers250

TIBET

Ganges R.

Godavari R.

Narmada R.

Helmand R.

Indu

s R.

Arabian

Sea Bay of

Bengal

Brahmaputra R.

90°E

15°N

75°E

Kabul

Lahore

Agra Fatehpur Sikri

Kandahar

Cochin

Madras

Goa

Delhi

Hyderabad

Patna

Bijapur

Ahmadabad

Pune

Colombo

Bombay Diu

Calcutta

H I M A L A Y A S

Ceylon

MUGHAL EMPIRE

MARATHA KINGDOM

PERSIA TIBET

1680 MarathaHindus stop Mughalgrowth, begin own conquests.

1707–1770 Internal warsand Hindu conquests cutsize of Mughal Empire.

1

2

The Maratha Kingdomand the Mughal Empire

1680–1770

Mughal Empire, 1765

Maratha Kingdom, 1750

European trade settlement

See complete legend at map on left.

© Herff Jones, Inc.

ASIA

AFRICA

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