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Gulbadan Begum

Mughal princess
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  • Mumtaz Mahal
    12 Extraordinary Women in the Mughal Empire
    / Gulbadan Begum (daughter of Babur and sister of Humayun)

    At age five or six, Gulbadan made the arduous journey from Kabul to Agra to join the fledgling empire in India. She lived through the reigns of her father, her brother Humayun, and her nephew Akbar. She chronicled the foundational years of the empire in the memoir Humayun-nama, the first…

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    At age five or six, Gulbadan made the arduous journey from Kabul to Agra to join the fledgling empire in India. She lived through the reigns of her father, her brother Humayun, and her nephew Akbar. She chronicled the foundational years of the empire in the memoir Humayun-nama, the first…

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