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The Turco-Mongol theory of sovereignty fused steppe charismatic kingship with an emerging Perso-Islamic vocabulary of absolute rule, but it carried within it a structural contradiction — between unitary sovereignty and the older Mongol practice of treating the realm as divisible family property — that both Babur and Humayun had to navigate differently.
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