islamИслам в современном миреIslam in the modern world2074-15292618-7221Medina Publishing Ltd10.22311/2074-1529-2017-13-1-25-38islam-464Research ArticleМИР ИСЛАМА АЗИИ И АФРИКИ: ИСТОРИЧЕСКИЕ ТРАДИЦИИ И СОВРЕМЕННОСТЬTHE ISLAMIC WORLD OF ASIA AND AFRICA: TRADITIONS AND MODERNIZATIONПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЙ УПАДОК VS КУЛЬТУРНЫЙ ПОДЪЕМ ПОЗДНЕМОГОЛЬСКОЙ СТОЛИЦЫ: ДЕЛИ В ПРАВЛЕНИЕ МУХАММАД-ШАХА (1719–1748)POLITICAL DECLINE VS CULTURAL GROWTH OF LATE MUGHALS’ CAPITAL: DELHI UNDER THE RULE OF MUHAMMAD SHAH (1719–1748)КозловаА. А.KozlovaA. A.

Козлова Александра Алексеевна, аспирант кафедры истории Южной Азии, Институт стран Азии и Африки

Alexandra A. Kozlova, post-graduate student of the Department of South Asian History,Instituteof Asianand African Studies

(11, bld 1, Mohovaya St., Moscow, 125009). 

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В статье ставится вопрос о соотношении двух противоречивых тенденций, проявившихся в период правления в Индии падишаха Мухаммад-шаха (пр. 1719–1748): нарастания признаков политического упадка некогда могущественной Могольской империи и — одновременно с этим — позитивных перемен, происходивших в культурной жизни ее столицы.

The article focuses on two contradictory trends of Muhammad Shah’s reign in India (1719–1748), namely, the increasing political decline of the once mighty Mughal Empire along with a palpable cultural growth of its capital. 

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