The Use of Political Terminology in Babur’s Works

Abstract

This thesis explores the use of political terminology in the works of Babur, focusing on how he employs political terms to articulate his views on governance, state structure, authority, and justice. Through an analysis of Babur's writings, the research examines the way he integrates political concepts to reflect the social, political, and historical conditions of his time. By studying the political terminology used in his works, this study sheds light on Babur's political philosophy, his approach to leadership, and his responses to the challenges of ruling diverse and complex territories. The analysis also aims to provide a deeper understanding of how these terms influence the interpretation of historical events and Babur’s perception of governance. Ultimately, the research seeks to contribute to the broader field of Babur studies by offering a modern political analysis of his literary legacy and its relevance to contemporary political thought.