Premise: If the peasants were squeezed by taxes to pay for the luxury of Mughal court life, it was a boon for the country's artisans goldsmiths, jewelers, and weavers.
Hypothesis: Even if the peasants were squeezed by taxes to pay for the luxury of  Mughal court life, the country's artisans, goldsmiths, jewelers and weaves economically benefited from the royal contracts paid for by those taxes -- so the only people protesting the inequitable taxation were the most economically disadvantaged of the lower class system. 
Label: neutral