Aurangzeb
Aurangzeb was the sixth Mughal emperor, reigning from 1658 until his death in 1707. He is known for his expansion of the Mughal Empire to its greatest territorial extent, but his rule was also marked by religious intolerance and conflict with various regional powers, including the Marathas. His policies and military campaigns significantly impacted the socio-political landscape of India during his time, leading to both admiration and criticism from historians.
Born on Oct 14, 1618 (407 years old)
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India:
Aurangzeb’s governor Fedai Khan is suggested to be responsible for the ransacking of Ayodhya.
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Pakistan:
Aurangzeb died when a trailer hit the mini truck he was driving.
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India:
Aurangzeb is introduced as a ruler whose territorial expansion was matched by increasing religious conservatism.
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Switzerland:
Aurangzeb is portrayed as a foreign ruler in the film 'Chhaava', representing the Mughal Empire's oppression.
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Pakistan:
Finance Minister Aurangzeb said that there will be no more tax exemptions or tax amnesty schemes.
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Pakistan:
Aurangzeb could have reflected on where and why they dithered on reform promises.
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Pakistan:
Aurangzeb could have reflected on where and why they dithered on reform promises.
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Pakistan:
Finance Minister Aurangzeb announces Budget 24-25.
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Pakistan:
Aurangzeb’s betrayal of promises led to a tragic siege at Anandpur Sahib.
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Bangladesh:
Aurangzeb was a Chief Technician who lost his life in the clash.
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