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‘The towns built by the Mughals were famous for their imperial grandeur and wealth.’ Support it with two features.

The towns built by the Mughals were famous for their imperial grandeur and wealth. This statement can be supported with the following two features:

a) The king lived in a fortified palace, which was enclosed by a well-defined wall, marking its territory. It had separate entry and exit gates.


b) The artisans produced exclusive handicraft for the royal family.


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