Shah Jahan, Aurangjeb

Shah Jahan — Reign | 1628–1658

Shah Jahan — Mother | Jagat Gosai

Shah Jahan — Policy | Deccan & Foreign Policies

Shah Jahan — Built | Diwan-i-Aam & Diwan-i-Khas

Shah Jahan — Peacock Throne | Associated with Diwan-i-Khas

Shah Jahan — Portuguese | Defeated in 1632

Shah Jahan — Ahmadnagar | Annexed in 1637

Shah Jahan — Bijapur & Golconda | Accepted his suzerainty

Shah Jahan — European Travellers | Bernier, Tavernier & Nicolo Manucci

Peter Mundi — Shah Jahan's Reign | Described the famine

Shah Jahan — Known For | Promotion of art, culture & architecture

Shah Jahan — Buildings | Red Fort, Jama Masjid & Taj Mahal

Shah Jahan — War of Succession | Started in 1657 among his four sons

Aurangzeb — Shah Jahan | Victor in succession war

Aurangzeb — Coronation | July 1658

Shah Jahan — Death | 1666

Shah Jahan — Burial | Taj Mahal, Agra

Aurangzeb — Reign | 1658–1707

Aurangzeb — Title | Alamgir

Aurangzeb — Succession War | Defeated Dara at Dharmat, Samugarh & Deorai

Aurangzeb — Bijapur | Annexed in 1686

Aurangzeb — Golconda | Annexed in 1686

Aurangzeb — Religious Officers | Appointed Muhtasibs

Fatwa-i-Alamgiri — Content | Digest of Muslim laws

Aurangzeb — Jaziya | Re-introduced

Aurangzeb — Death | 1707

Aurangzeb — Burial | Khuldabad, Daulatabad

Aurangzeb — Popular Name | Zinda Pir

Zinda Pir — Meaning | Living saint