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The Muslim Mughal Empire of the eleventh to fifteenth centuries C.E. was centered in what is now:
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The Muslim Mughal Empire of the eleventh to fifteenth centuries C.E. was centered in what is now:

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South Asia, but more specifically from Afghanistan to the Bay of Bengal and south of what is now Gujarat state and the northern Deccan region of India.

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