the mughal empire ruled the largest empire in world history.
the mughal empire ruled the largest empire in world history.
who ruled the largest empire in world history?
the mughal empire
the british empire was the largest empire in world history. during the 19th century the united kingdom was the first country in the world to industrialise and embrace free trade, giving birth to the industrial revolution. this rapid industrial growth transformed great britain into the world's largest industrial and financial power, while the world's largest navy gave it undisputed control of the seas and international trade routes, an advantage which helped the british empire, after a mid-century liberal reaction against empire-building, to grow faster than ever before. the victorian empire colonised large parts of africa, including such territories as south africa, egypt, kenya, sudan, nigeria, and ghana, most of oceania, colonies in the far east, such as singapore, malaysia, and hong kong, and took control over the whole indian subcontinent, making it the largest empire in the world.
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bayinnaung successfully assembled the largest empire in burmese history. the empire spanned "from manipur to cambodian marches and the borders of arakan to yunnan," and likely received "propitiatory homage" from states as far east as vietnam and cambodia. notwithstanding its fragility, his realm was certainly the largest empire in the history of mainland southeast asia and "probably the largest empire in the history of southeast asia." the portuguese called pegu "the most powerful monarchy in asia except that of china."
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