Which of the following shows the early Mughal Empire's attitude toward the culture of South Asia?
A) Islamic traditions dominated artistic and poetic expression.
B) Hindu traditions in jurisprudence formed the basis of Mughal law.
C) Hindus and Muslims joined to suppress the culture of other ethnic groups in South Asia.
D) Hindus and Muslims shared the flourishing of art, architecture, and music.

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The Mughal Empire, particularly under rulers like Akbar, was known for its inclusive approach towards different cultures within South Asia. This inclusivity is evident in the flourishing of art, architecture, and music that saw influences from both Hindu and Muslim traditions, showcasing a blend rather than the dominance of one over the other.

Which of the Following Shows the Early Mughal Empire's Attitude