Mughals
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Three times when the Mughal military juggernaut ran up against the immutable force of nature
Pratyay Nath
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World Book Day reading: How Farzana turned into Begum Samru, a dealmaker in the Mughal court
Archana Garodia Gupta
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Dara Shukoh: Supriya Gandhi’s biography reveals a complex and nuanced figure of the Mughal prince
Supriya Gandhi
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‘They gave us Red Fort, biryani’: Today’s Twitter trend is a lesson in Mughal history
Scroll Staff
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A new book chronicles the life of Dara Shukoh, the heir apparent to Shah Jahan whom Aurangzeb killed
Avik Chanda
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Mughals intended to destroy Tripura’s cultural wonders by bombing them, claims Biplab Kumar Deb
Scroll Staff
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Who really wrote the lines ‘If there is Paradise on earth, it is this, it is this, it is this’?
Rana Safvi
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Delhi: Hindu Sena blackens signboard on Babur Road, wants it to be renamed after a ‘great Indian’
Scroll Staff
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The Weekend Fix: Can the Congress survive without the Gandhis and ten other Sunday reads
Shoaib Daniyal
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Women lead a rebellion of peasants against the Mughal Empire in this historical novel
Amita Kanekar
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A writer’s search for Mumtaz Mahal across India turns into a quest for his personal history
Anodya Mishra
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Begum Samru: The 18th century dancer who grew to rule a principality and rescue the Mughal emperor
Archana Garodia Gupta
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An imaginative Mughal-inspired fantasy novel gives us a layered world and a terrifying antagonist
Ashwitha Jayakumar
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Daughters of the Sun: Empresses, Queens and Begums of the Mughal Empire
Scroll Staff
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Jahangir: An Intimate Portrait of a Great Mughal
Scroll Staff
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How old is Lahore? The clues lie in a blend of historical fact and expedient legend
Haroon Khalid
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The Mughals were an integral part of India – so why are they being labelled foreigners?
Parvati Sharma
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An imaginative biography of Jahangir shows how the distant past can be made intimately recognisable
Supriya Nair
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Not just the last Mughal: Three ghazals by Bahadur Shah Zafar, the poet king
Bahadur Shah Zafar Maaz Bin Bilal
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How Jahangir fought his alcohol addiction and dealt with a threat posed by Akbar’s historian
Parvati Sharma