Shah
Jahan was born in the year 1628
to the Mughal emperor, Jehangir.
In the early years of his life,
Shah Jahan was known as the
prince Khurram, and it is essential
to mention here that after the
prince Khurram was reported
to the emperor, the title of
Abul Muzzafar Shahbuddin, Muhammad,
Sahib-i - Kiran was awarded
to Shah Jahan.
Shah Jahan received its first
challenge Jujhar Singh, son
of Bir Singh Deo, who was
the head of Bundela after
ascending the throne. Jujhar
Singh, after handing revolted
once again and it was defeated
at the second time as well.
However, Shah Jahan face the
toughest challenge of his
life, when Shah Jahan had
to fight Khan Jahan Lodi,
which was supported by the
rule of Ahmednagar and it
took place in the year 1628.
However, this battle is over
in the year 1630 and the main
reason for this is that it
has been Jahan Khan, who refused
to continue with this battle.
Jahan Khan was killed near
the Fort Kalanjar.
Shah Jahan also played a
major role in regard to the
Deccan policy is concerned
and the result was the suspicion
of allying with the Persian
Shiite leaders, but it was
an end to this problem with
the death of Malik Ambar .
One of the most important
is associated with Shah Jahan,
is that under his reign, the
Mughals captured Fort Daulatabad.
He won many battles.
Shah Jahan was married to
Anjuman Begum, who came to
be known later as Mumtaz Mahal.
He first saw it when he was
a young boy and were married
five years later and after
his death, Shah Jahan built
the Taj Mahal, which stands
today as a summary of their
love. The Taj Mahal is regarded
today as one of the seven
wonders of the modern world.
During the month of December
of the year 1657, Shah Jahan
fell ill and taking advantage
of this disease, Aurangzeb
(the son of Shah Jahan), became
the emperor and imprisoned
him. After his death, Shah
Jahan was buried beside his
wife at the Taj Mahal.
