In 1615, historian Richard M. Eaton quoted, "one observer estimated the Mughal's annual revenue at 120 million silver coins, compared to 45 million for the Ottoman Empire and just 15 million for the neighbouring Iran (Safavid)."
- India in the Persianate Age: 1000-1765, p. 371

(Legendary Peacock Throne)

We have to study the conditions of Mughal citizens from the perspective of middle ages instead of modern era
As far concerns of living conditions of common man, the living standrads of Mughal citizens were higher than Eureopens.
- The Modern World-System III.
Mughals were holding 24 percent of world's population and was most industrliazed region on the face of earth.
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On 29 December, 1530 Mughal Crown Price Nas\u012br-ad-D\u012bn Muhammad ascended the Mughal throne by his regnal name Hum\u0101y\u016bn after three days of Emperor Babur's death. Humayun lost the Hindustan at hands of Sher Shah Suri after ruling Mughal Empire 9.5 years.#Mughals pic.twitter.com/AVvHcTM4OK
— Muhammad Safiullah (@nawab_safiullah) December 31, 2020
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