Discussion
Which historian has spoken of tripartite relationship between zamindars, jagirdars and peasants as the reason for the crisis of the Mughal Empire and its decline ?
Answer: C
The historian who spoke of the tripartite relationship between zamindars, jagirdars and peasants as the reason for the crisis and decline of the Mughal Empire is Satish Chandra, option (C), in his study of the Mughal court politics and the jagirdari crisis. Stephan P. Blake wrote on the patrimonial-bureaucratic state of the Mughal empire, M. Athar Ali on the Mughal nobility, and C.A. Bayly on the eighteenth century and the rise of regional economies. The key gives Satish Chandra, so (A), (B) and (D) are wrong.
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