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ROAD AMBUSH: THE STORY OF ONE POLITICAL ASSASSINATION IN MUGHAL INDIA
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ROAD AMBUSH: THE STORY OF ONE POLITICAL ASSASSINATION IN MUGHAL INDIA
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S086919080000616-4-1
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Eugenia Yu. Vanina 
ORCID: 0000-0002-7992-3013
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Issue 6
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19-29
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The paper discusses the assassination of Abu-l Fazl Allami, an outstanding statesman, reformer and writer of Mughal India. Available narratives provide information which sheds light upon the specific features of Mughal statehood, especially within the problematic framework of “motion and power”, as well as socio-cultural and political aspects of the ruling elites.
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empire, state, territory, movement, power, mughals, rajputs, expansion, feudalism, appropriation of space
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01.11.2013
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