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Empires, Here are some key differences between the influences of empires. …
Empires
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Military threats within the empire were squashed causing other's to fear the empire and spreading their methods of ending the rebellions.
Central and East Asia: In the Manchu Empire, Kangxi destroyed three Han Rebellions and seized Taiwan. Also stopped invasions from Tsarist Russia and created a treaty that allowed for China to rule part of Russia. This stopped Mongolian attacks.
South and Central Asia: A Hindu conquest was occuring in the Mughal Empire. The empire itself was very stable and centralized but only because it revolved around Hinduism. Any opposing religions weren't give any thought of day.
Southern Europe, Middle East and North Africa: The government of the Ottoman Empire had a very dominant military force, hence why they were able to conquer so much land. If any rebellions or over throws occured, brute force was used to shut down the rebellion and set example for others planning rebellion. This is pretty closely compared to the Manchu Empire.
Middle East: The Safavid Empire wasn't very strong in stopping rebellions within its peoples because of the controversial views the empire stood for but they still used extremely brutal force to punish defectors.
Converiative ideals were had in all of the empires causing every empire to influence each other to be more conversative.
Central and East Asia: Homosexuals were heavily penalized and discriminated against. Women also had to be very pure and angelic like.
South and Central Asia: The Mughal Empire gave priority to Hindus showing how one religion was more valued and respected within society as compared to theirs. This shows a one religion is more superior as compared to others like in Europe where there were raging wars about the proper and only religion.
Southern Europe, Middle East and North Africa: The Ottoman Empire had a very strict schedule for practicing Muslims and were expected to follow all the numerous holidays, prayers and other things in the Holy Qu'ran.
Middle East: The Safavids believed in shia islamic which means that the successor of Muhammed was the rightful heir to the kingdom and they were very set on that. However, they were facing a lot of pressure from sunni muslims.
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