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5 days ago · One of the most important feminist icons in Mughal history is Empress Nur Jahan, a well-known figure in 17th-century India. Originally known as Mihr un-Nisa, she was later given the title Nur Jahan, which means "light of the world," by her husband, Emperor Jahangir.
1 day ago · Watch all the episode of "Noor Jahan" here : https://bit.ly/45mpPADNoor Jahan: An embodiment of radiant strengthSaba Hamid as Noor Jahan is the mother of thr...
4 days ago · Around Town. Nur Jahan gave Talat Mahmood a blank cheque. She wanted him to build a career in Pakistan. The show titled Talat Mahmood – Reluctant Hero, Superstar Singer saw a seven-member troupe perform on stage at India Habitat Centre. It was a reading of Mahmood's grandniece Sahar Zaman's book. Tina Das.
2 days ago · The beloved wife of Jahangir, she wielded considerable power due to his addictions. Known for her political acumen, she was often seen as manipulative and ambitious. Shah Jahan's chief consort, remembered for the Taj Mahal and her influence in court politics. Though not debauched, her significant ...
2 days ago · India - Mughal Empire, Shah Jahan, Taj Mahal: On his accession, Khurram assumed the title Shah Jahān (ruled 1628–58). Shahryār, his younger and only surviving brother, had contested the throne but was soon blinded and imprisoned.
2 days ago · In June 1626, after an unsuccessful rebellion by his father, eight-year-old Aurangzeb and his brother Dara Shikoh were sent to the Mughal court in Lahore as hostages of their grandfather Jahangir and his wife, Nur Jahan, as part of their father's pardon deal.
2 days ago · Loss of Kandahār. In 1622 Shah ʿAbbās again attacked Kandahār, and Prince Khurram (later Shah Jahān) was directed to relieve that fortress. However, the prince was planning a rebellion against his father and failed to take effective action. The fortress fell after a 45-day siege.
