Qasbas in Mughal India

Qasbas, during the Mughal era in India (1526-1857), were integral to the economic and social landscape. These were market towns or urban centers that played a crucial role in the economic structure of the time. The term "qasba" is of Arabic origin, meaning a fortified town or commercial center. These settlements emerged as key nodes for trade, commerce, and administration.

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