SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC LIFE IN THE BABURID STATE

Abstract

This article provides detailed information on the socioeconomic, cultural, and creative activities of the Baburid dynasty in India. Particular attention is paid to their contribution to the formation of a powerful centralized state, the expansion of its territories, and the strengthening of its administrative apparatus.
The article also covers the Baburids' diplomatic relations with neighboring and distant countries, as well as their role in the development of foreign trade and cultural ties. It emphasizes that the dynasty's rulers sought to strengthen contacts with Persia, Central Asia, the Ottoman Empire, and European states, which facilitated the exchange of knowledge, technology, and cultural achievements.