History, asked by huma824, 6 months ago

what measures did the Aurangzeb take

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Answered by rrr7397

In 1669, Aurangzeb took a number of measures, which have been called puritanical, but many of them were of an economic and social character, and against superstitious beliefs. Likewise, he prohibited singing in the court and the official musicians were pensioned off.

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