What types of issues did the new Islamic dynasties of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries face? What similarities and differences exist in how they responded to those issues to establish stable regimes?

Explanation/Answer:

In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries there were several new islamic dynasties the Ottoman, the Safavid, & the Mughal. With diferrent challenges however the main problem was the invasion by the Mongol Empire and death by the black plague. Others problem were the lack of stable political systems, a problem that was handled differently by each group Otomans and Mughals being more tolerant to diversity of language and religion while Safavid were really intolerant and singleminded. Despite the differences their political styles were very similar since all established their legitimacy through military prowess, religious backing, & a loyal bureaucracy.