Why could Britain destroy the Mughal Empire, but not the Qing Dynasty?

Because the Qing Dynasty had the largest population in the world and occupied the largest land area in the world, it was difficult to perish.

Because the Qing Dynasty has a deep heritage, it does not mean that it can be destroyed immediately, it takes time to take its time.

Because the difference is that the Mughal Empire was still a country with complex religious beliefs, the ruling class believed in Islam, while the ruling base of the people, the people, and the aristocracy, believed in Hinduism. The conquest of the Mughal Empire by the British was a long-term process.

I think this is because Britain can't make itself stronger, and there are many people in the Qing Dynasty who resist the British.

Although the Qing Dynasty was defeated and retreated, the Qing Dynasty's own heritage and local forces would first solve external problems.

Because Britain is a country with very developed capitalism, he invaded the Qing State only to open up the market for trade, not to destroy the Qing Dynasty.

Although the Qing Dynasty was corrupt, it was not weak, it still had a certain national strength, and the Chinese had a very strong idea of resisting foreign enemies, so it was impossible for Britain to destroy China.

From 1526 onwards, the Turkicized Mongols conquered northern India and established the Bengal Empire. This empire occupied most of the Indian peninsula in a short period of time. In order to consolidate their rule, successive rulers of this empire followed the strategy of the founder of the country, Baal, to "rule by India".

That is, the land was divided among the local feudal lords of India, and the land was obtained by agreement with them. The political support of some feudal lords consolidated the rule of the empire, and by the time of Akbar, the third ruler of the empire, after a series of wars, a large Musmuster empire was formed from north to Central Asia, south to the Deccan Plateau, and from east to sea.

But at the beginning of the 18th century, when the then ruler Orlenzeb died, the Bengal Empire was already a fragmented country. After the Bengal Empire, which was hit by the night rains, the Shik uprising broke out in the bypass area. It took more than a decade for the empire to gather the strength of the whole country to suppress the uprising.

This revolt greatly weakened the dominance of the empire, and the empire went into decline. Then, in 1748, Afghanistan invaded the Mughals by plane, defeated the military force of the Marati people, on which the empire depended, and conquered Delhi several times. At that time, the Bengal Empire was already a veritable death.

The rule of the state was in the hands of the governors of the localities. Most of these governors were concurrently served by the princes of various countries. These princes also fell into a more chaotic and fragmented situation because of the constant wars.

At the beginning of the 17th century, the British established the East India Company in India. After that, the company gradually became a tool for aggression against British India. As the East India Company grew in strength, it gradually occupied Madras, Calcutta, and Mumbai.

In addition, the establishment of their own provincial general supervision jurisdiction. These places became the base for the future British invasion of India. In 1757, the British defeated the Indian army and trained the pro-British Indians to become the Nawab of Bangladesh (the title of the governor of the Indian provinces).

After the "Seven Years' War" between Britain and France in 1763, the victorious Britain passed the "East India Company Management Act" in 1767, and the governors of the provinces were directly appointed as states, beginning direct colonial rule over British India. The British implemented the strategy of "partition rule" and "rule with India" against India, achieving the goal of "letting Indians count Indians", cultivating pro-British Indians as ** people in the occupied areas, expressing dissatisfaction with the religious and ethnic antagonism between Indian countries and the people under the caste system. The war of aggression of the contingent is encroaching on the territory of India step by step.

Tonghuai Piyan is a big country, and the British lead can destroy the Mughal Empire, but it cannot destroy the Biqing Dynasty, because the Qing Dynasty has a long cultural history, and the people's national feelings are particularly heavy, and the population is also very large.

Because the Qing Dynasty has a foundation after all, it can indeed be regarded as a vast land.

It seems strange that Indians are not conquered by foreign peoples, and Mughal means Mongolia.

Although the strength of the Qing Dynasty was not very strong, and the rulers were rotten, the Qing Dynasty had many people with lofty ideals, so they were still resisting, so it was not destroyed.

Because although the Qing Dynasty declined, it was not directly eradicated by the British Empire, and the Qing Dynasty still had its own power and power.

Because the unified territory of the Qing Dynasty was too large and its military strength was much stronger, it could not be destroyed.

It is true that Britain invaded both India and China, but the result was completely different. In India, after years of operation, the Mughal dynasty in India was finally completely wiped out, and India was completely turned into a British colony, and regarded as the most important British colony, while in China, after defeating the Qing army, it forced the Qing Dynasty to sign an unequal treaty of land reparations and humiliation before withdrawing its troops. Therefore, although China once became a semi-colonial country, it was only a semi-colony after all, and the direct rulers were the Qing Dynasty and later warlords.

The Mughal dynasty was also very powerful for a time, sweeping across the Indian peninsula and incorporating almost the entire Indian peninsula into its territory. At this time, in fact, Western colonists had come to the Indian peninsula and established a number of strongholds as ** ports, such as Spain, the Netherlands, France, Portugal and the United Kingdom. However, the existence of these strongholds did not prevent the Mughals from continuing to expand in the Indian Peninsula and promote the unification of the Indian Peninsula until it reached its heyday.

In other words, in the first half of the 17th century, the Mughal dynasty was still on the rise. It is known that in the second half of the 17th century, the Mughal dynasty began to decline.

From the establishment of a base in India by the British colonists in the name of the East India Company to the final complete transformation of India into a British colony, the period of more than 250 years has passed, which is equivalent to the life of a great unified dynasty in China. The Mughal Dynasty also experienced 350 years from its rise to its final demise, even from the time of its disintegration in 1657 to its final conquest by the British colonists, and the encroachment of the British lasted for 200 years, which is not easy. During this period, Britain also experienced earth-shaking changes within itself, including the Revolution and the Glorious Revolution, followed by the Industrial Revolution.

Therefore, the process of British conquest of India was the result of a game that lasted for more than 200 years, and it was not easy.

The decline of the Mughal Empire had nothing to do with the Qing Dynasty, which was destroyed by the British for many years, and India eventually became a British colony.

The rise of this empire had a lot to do with the Qing Dynasty, which was closed to the rest of the country at that time.

The real situation has little to do with the decline of the Qing Dynasty, because during the Qing Dynasty's strong period, the country did not have much contact with the Qing Dynasty.

I think this has something to do with that. After all, the Qing Dynasty at that time was still quite prosperous and powerful, and it was more than enough to destroy such a small country.