notsuperstitious
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What people here don't understand is Mughals ruled in collaboration with the Hindu warlords but every time some bigot went FULL RETARD on local population there were people who stood up against such tyrants. They might have been few and scattered ones but there was always someone.
You are absolutely right. And the maximum no of revolts happened during Aurangzeb's rule because he brought back jaziya and tried to forcible convert people. All this is well recorded, in official Mughal court documents, yet some people would offer weird logic to reject official records. That weird logic is rooted in their supremacist belief and ideas about how much influence a king would actually exert without the local population's consent. There were obvious limits. Aurangzeb's desire to cross those limits made sure Maratha forces were in Delhi within six years after his death in deccan.
This is why I don't want India to let go of Kashmir, that would mean b@stards like sikandar butshikan and Aurangzeb would eventually win. That's a -1 for humanity.