Which of the following groups formed the upper class in the Mughal Empire?

Kings

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Nobles

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Traders

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Artisans

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Solution

The correct options are
A Kings
B Nobles
The kings, nobles, high mansabdars and landlords formed the upper class in the Mughal Empire. The middle class consisted of people like traders and government officials. The third group was the lower class that consisted of farmers, artisans and labourers.

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