Bengal as a Mughal Subah

Mughal Empire and Bengal:
- Under Emperor Jahangir's rule, Bengal was firmly established as a Subah (province) of the Mughal Empire.
Key Developments During Jahangir's Reign:
- Capital of Bengal:
- Dhaka was appointed as the capital of Bengal.
- Renamed Jahangirnagar in honor of Emperor Jahangir, reflecting the influence of the Mughal Empire in the region.
Succession of Power:
- Jahangir died in 1627, marking a significant transition in the Mughal leadership.
- He was succeeded by his third son, Shah Jahan, who would continue to impact Bengal and the broader Mughal Empire.