The women's identity and child in the period of Baburids

The aim of this thesis is to examine the position of women and children both in the palaca and in the society in the period of Baburids State and to examine their roles in political and daily life in detail. Accordingly, our work is reconstructed by fusing with Indian culture and civilization of the sublime society and the Central Asian Turkish traditions, ıt focuses on the position of omen and children and their lives in the period until the collapse of the State of Baburids (1858). In a dark period such as the Middle Ages, when the State of Baburids continued its existence, the rights that women and children acquired in the palace were far above the possibilities of the age they were in. Even if the society feels the reflection of these rights acquired by women and children, the focus in on vital needs rather than entitlement. While the women and children of the palace gave the freedom to express themselves in their political and social life with the education they received, they pioneered the change in the perspective of the period towards women and children. From its foundation until its collapse (1526-1858), the Babur State caused a positive change in the position of women and children in their geography with their respect and love towards women and children. In our study, which consists of three speeches, in order to understand how women and children continue their lives in Baburids geography, all the details about their political and social lives have been addressed.