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Abul Fazl |
(1551-1602) Persian scholar and Akbar's biographer. His work Ain-i-Akbari remains a great source of historical reference on the Mogul king Akbar
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Agra |
City in the state of Uttara Pradesh where the Taj Mahal is located; located also here are Sikandera, the tomb of Mogul emperor Akbar
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Akbar, Jalaluddin |
(1542-1605), also known as Akbar the Great, built the mighty Mogul empire
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Babar Zahirudin |
(1483-1530) Founder of the Mogul dynasty, which ruled India for three centuries
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Bahadur Shah |
Eldest son of Mogul emperor Aurangjeb who inherited India
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Bahadur Shah II |
The last of the Mogul kings; captured by British following the 1857 Sepoy Mutiny
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Humayun |
Mogul Emperor (1530-1556) ; son of Babar and father of Akbar the great
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Jahangir |
Mogul king; son of Akbar.
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Keladi Chennamma |
(1691-1996) A brave queen in Indian history who fought the Mogul emperor Aurangjeb; sheltered Rajaram, a son of Maratha king Shivaji
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Poshak |
Dress or attire for men that was popular in India during the Mogul rule.
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Shah Jahan |
The Mogul emperor who built Taj Mahal; son of Akbar; father of Aurangjeb
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Shivaji |
(1627-1680) Great Maratha leader who fought Mogul emperor Aurangjeb and established a Hindu State
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