Which Mughal emperor led a campaign against Kashmir, and in which year did it take place?
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
The Mughal Emperor Akbar launched several military campaigns to expand his empire. At that time, Kashmir was a region of significant strategic and economic importance. In 1586 AD, Akbar dispatched an expedition to seize control of Kashmir. This campaign was led by Mughal commanders, and Kashmir was ultimately incorporated into the Mughal Empire. The ruler of Kashmir, Yusuf Shah Chak, was defeated. Subsequently, Kashmir came under Mughal administration. This victory further secured the Mughals' northwestern frontier.