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SAI INTERNATIONAL RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL
SUBJECT HISTORY
CLASS VII (2020-21)
CH- 11 EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY POLITICAL FORMATIONS
MODULE-1
LESSON NOTES
SUB TOPIC NOTES
INTRODUCTION By 1765, the British had caught real lumps of Indian
territory in eastern India.
With Aurangzeb’s demise in 1707, numerous new
states developed in India.
THE CRISIS OF THE After achieving its pinnacle, Mughal realm began
EMPIRE AND THE declining under Emperor Aurangzeb . this was a direct
LATER MUGHALS result of Aurangzeb’s military and religious arrangement
which drained the budgetary assets of the Mughals.
Under his successors, the proficiency of the majestic
organization separated. It ended up plainly hard to
check governors and mansabdars.
Amidst this emergency, Nadir Shah’s intrusion in 1739
and attacks of Afghan ruler Ahmed Shah Abdali
between 1748-1761, debilitated the Mughal realm.
The honorability was isolated into two noteworthy
gatherings Iranis and Turanis. For quite a while, the
later Mughal rulers were manikins in the hands of it is
possible that either of these two capable gatherings.
EMERGENCE OF With the decay of Mughal expert, the governors united
NEW STATES their power.
Broadly, the states were isolated into three covering
gatherings: old Mughal areas like Awadh, Bengal and
Hyderabad states which appreciated thought freedom
like Watan Jagirs and a few Rajput territories, and the
last gathering included states like Marathas Sikhs and
the Jats.

