How did the Mughal Empire blend with the Hindu culture?

It did not. With a few exceptions, the primary aim of the Mughal Empire was to turn the subcontinent into an Islamic Caliphate. The Mughal Empire imposed Persian/Arabic culture on Hindus. read more

Thus, Mughals infused many Hindu traditions in their empire and created a sub-culture. Different cultural blends and religious tolerance can be seen during various rulers under the Mughal Empire. Babur: Being the first ruler of Mughal Empire shaping of the social, political and religious face of India was a great task for him. read more

Medieval Hindi in the Brij form, that is the dialect spoken in the neighbourhood of Agra, was also patronised by the Mughal emperors and Hindu rulers. From the time of Akbar, Hindi poets began to be attached to the Mughal court. read more

The Last Days of the Mughal Empire: In 1757, the BEI defeated the Nawab of Bengal and French company interests at the Battle of Palashi (Plassey). After this victory, the BEI took political control of much of the subcontinent, marking the start of the British Raj in India. read more