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Muhammad Farrukhsiyar

Mughal emperor
Also known as: Farrukh-Siyar, Farrukhsiyar
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  • Emperor Babur receives a visitor in this folio from the Baburnama (The Book of Babur). As the visitor bows, courtiers and attendants stand nearby, their attire and accessories along with a fly whisk, carpet, and tent depicting the opulence of royal life.
    8 Strange Deaths in the Mughal Empire
    / Muhammad Farrukhsiyar

    Muhammad Farrukhsiyar (reigned 1713–19) was one of the grandsons of Bahadur Shah I (reigned 1707–12). He became the first emperor to be deposed by mansabdars (members of the imperial bureaucracy of the Mughal Empire). According to some accounts, when he ascended the Mughal throne, he…

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    Muhammad Farrukhsiyar (reigned 1713–19) was one of the grandsons of Bahadur Shah I (reigned 1707–12). He became the first emperor to be deposed by mansabdars (members of the imperial bureaucracy of the Mughal Empire). According to some accounts, when he ascended the Mughal throne, he…

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