Territorial Expansion
Realm 62: Mewar Submits, Kangra Falls, and Qandahar is Lost
WORLD J — JAHANGIR & SHAH JAHAN
MICRO-REALM 01
Submission of Mewar
- 1615 CE treaty.
- Honorable terms granted.
- Chittor remains unfortified.
- Century-long conflict ends.
MICRO-REALM 02
Rana Amar Singh
- Pratap's weary successor.
- Submits to imperial might.
- Excused from court attendance.
- Karan Singh represents him.
MICRO-REALM 03
Prince Khurram's Triumph
- Led Mewar campaign.
- Scorched-earth tactics used.
- Earned Jahangir's highest favor.
- Future Shah Jahan rises.
MICRO-REALM 04
Conquest of Kangra
- 1620 CE victory.
- Impregnable Himalayan fortress.
- Jahangir visits in person.
- Imperial mosque built inside.
MICRO-REALM 05
The Hill Forts
- Punjab hill chiefs subdued.
- Strategic northern frontier.
- Suraj Mal's rebellion crushed.
- Imperial grip tightens.
MICRO-REALM 06
Expansion in Bengal
- Consolidating eastern frontier.
- Kamrup (Assam) attacked.
- Ahom kingdom clashes begin.
- Vast agrarian wealth secured.
MICRO-REALM 07
The Bara Bhuiyans
- Musa Khan defeated (1611).
- Twelve rebellious landlords.
- Bengal finally pacified.
- Islam Khan's brutal campaign.
MICRO-REALM 08
Loss of Qandahar
- 1622 Persian siege.
- Crucial trade gateway falls.
- Nur Jahan's factional delays.
- Khurram refuses to march.
MICRO-REALM 09
Shah Abbas I
- Safavid Shah's deception.
- Feigned friendship, struck hard.
- Mughal prestige severely dented.
- Strategic failure for Jahangir.
MICRO-REALM 10
Deccan Stalemate
- Malik Ambar resists fiercely.
- Ahmadnagar remains defiant.
- Mughal southern advance stalls.
- Costly, inconclusive warfare.