1615 in India

In 1615, India was characterized by a complex tapestry of regional powers and cultural dynamics, with the Mughal Empire under Emperor Jahangir at its zenith. This period marked the consolidation of Mughal authority over much of the subcontinent, alongside significant developments in trade, arts, and architecture. The British East India Company, having established its foothold in India, sent Sir Thomas Roe as ambassador to the Mughal court, seeking favorable trade relations. Concurrently, various regional kingdoms, including the Marathas and the Rajputs, continued to assert their influence, contributing to the socio-political landscape. The year also witnessed the emergence of notable cultural exchanges and interactions between different communities, enriching the subcontinent's diversity.