Question

Consider this description of a person living around 1600:

I farm a small plot of land along the Indus River. Like most of my neighbors, I am Hindu, yet for the most part our Muslim rulers treat us with respect. In fact, I have talked to some people who seem both Muslim and Hindu in some ways — like me, they believe in reincarnation, yet they worship only one god. Our rulers also treat these people with respect.

Where does this person live?
A. Safavid Empire
B. Ottoman Empire
C. Byzantine Empire
D. Mughal Empire

Answer 1

D. Mughal Empire

Step-by-step explanation:

The Mughal Empire, Mughal Empire of India or Great Mogul was a powerful Islamic Turkic state of the Indian subcontinent, which existed between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. During its heyday, it covered most of the territories currently covering India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, reaching areas of Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan and eastern Iran.

Answer 2

The correct option is (D) Mughal Empire. Mughal Empire ruled subcontinent in the 16th and 17th centuries where society was mixed of hindu and muslim people. Muslim believed in only one god where most of the hindu believed in many gods and reincarnation. Although Mughal rulers were muslim, they treated the Hindus with respect.