The Great Mughals: Relationships, Emotions and Monuments

Francis Robinson

The Great Mughals: Relationships, Emotions and Monuments

Department of History

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Abstract

This article explores two key relationships in the Mughal royal family, those between fathers and sons and between husbands and wives. It examines the emotions involved. It sees how they come to be reflected, recorded even, in momuments. It is based on memoirs by Mughals and Western visitors, histories, official and unofficial and correspondence between Mughals.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	The Turks in the Muslim World
Subtitle of host publication	Essays in Honour of Edmund Bosworth
Editors	Ismail Poonawala
Place of Publication	Berkeley & Los Angeles
Publisher	University of California Press
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 2013

Keywords

Mughals, Emotions, Monuments

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