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why did International Travellers describe Mughal Empire as the land of wealth despite traits of property proverty

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International travellers described the Mughal Empire as a land of wealth because of the lavish lifestyle of the emperor and the aristocrats of the empire. Most common people lived in poverty but these travellers mostly focused on the lifestyles of the royal house and the nobility.

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