Aurangzeb's long rule renewed the Mughal trend of expanding into the Northeastern areas controlled by the Ahoms, whom he ultimately succeeded in converting into _________ after a military standstill.

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Aurangzeb's military campaigns in the Northeast against the Ahoms eventually led to a situation where the Ahoms, after a prolonged military standstill, became Mughal clients. This meant they acknowledged Mughal supremacy in some form, rather than being fully integrated into the Mughal administrative system as chiefs, representatives, or citizens.

Aurangzeb's Long Rule Renewed the Mughal Trend of Expanding into the Northeastern