Lessons From History Volume-Iv: Causes Of India's Successive Subjugation

?��Why India could not defend against foreign invasions in the past centuries, is an open question on the minds of most compatriots. This book is about ?��how and why all this subjugation transpired?��. The analysis begins with Volume-I and the total appraisal relating to how the ancient ?��Bharata Varsha?�� was transmogrified into ?��Hindustan?�� during the Medieval Period and then to ?��India?��, is accomplished in five volumes. In Volume-II we visited the Islamic Ascension to Deccan. In Volume-III, the invasion of Mughals and the establishment of their empire were portrayed. In this Volume-IV, we examine history from mid 17th century beginning with the reign of Aurangzeb, leading to the downfall of the Mughal Empire in the 18th century. Aurangzeb is a fascinating study in leadership and its effects on all walks of life of the Mughal Empire: peace and social harmony, political stability, economic health, and the happiness and the 'quality of human resource' of the nation.