The Imperial Costumes of Mughal Era

Journal Title: Research Journal of Philosophy & Social Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 1

Abstract

In each and every civilization costumes are the main sources to determine the polity, social status and hierarchy in any society. The Costumes help to determine economic status too and to some extent culture and religion also.1 The other important factor which determines the nature of costumes is the climatic conditions of the region. Costume is a set of clothes of a particular country or historical period. Costumes are the mirror of civilization. The different stages in a civilization urban, rural, tribal, feudal or industrial can be easily observed with the help of dress. The dress of the Mughals like their fine art and architecture was not completely confined to one race. The contemporary culture like that of Muslims or Hindus, Persians or Turks had influenced its culture. This great combination of different cultures contributed a lot to the development of the culture of the Mughals.

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K. D. Sharma

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K. D. Sharma (2017). The Imperial Costumes of Mughal Era. Research Journal of Philosophy & Social Sciences, 0(1), 233-241. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-510997