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Sulaymān Shikōh

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  • Battle of Bahadurpur

    …Pradesh state, by Dārā’s son Sulaymān Shikōh. Shikōh was later captured and executed by his uncle Aurangzeb, who in June 1658 imprisoned Shah Jahān and a month later crowned himself emperor. Aurangzeb also defeated Dārā, Murād, and Shujāʿ (who became a fugitive and died in Myanmar [Burma] in 1660).

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    …Pradesh state, by Dārā’s son Sulaymān Shikōh. Shikōh was later captured and executed by his uncle Aurangzeb, who in June 1658 imprisoned Shah Jahān and a month later crowned himself emperor. Aurangzeb also defeated Dārā, Murād, and Shujāʿ (who became a fugitive and died in Myanmar [Burma] in 1660).

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