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...present of Nagina, whereas at Heera Ghat Sahib, the visiting person was [[Emperor Bahadur Shah]], who had come from Golkonda side and presented a very beauti ...river full of so many diamonds, even more precious than his offering. The emperor realized that at Guru Nanak's Darbar there was no shortage of any kind and

...s Bhai Daya Singh Ji and Bhai Dharam Singh Ji. Upon reading the letter the emperor was filled with remorse and asked Guru Gobind Singh Ji to come and visit hi

...inst the Guru before Emperor Bahadur Shah, Bhai Nand Lal's presence in the Emperor's camp at Nanded, the Guru's generous and lavish distribution of charity am

...lion. Aurangabad (meaning "Built by the Throne") is named after the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb who came to this city in 1653 (when it was called Fatehnagar) as ...ar, they proceeded there. There, too, they found it impossible to meet the emperor because nobody would let them approach him. So they came back to Aurangabad

...age of GURU Gobind SINGH. Formerly in the employ of Prince Mu'azzam (later Emperor Bahadur Shah), he probably came to Guru Gobind Singh sometime during the pe

...that Guruji wrote the famous letter in the Persian language “Zafarnama” to Emperor [[Aurangzeb]]. ...hai Daya Singh Ji and Bhai Dharam Singh Ji, two of the five Panj Piaras to Emperor Aurangzeb who had shifted from north to the Deccan since 1681 to establish

...d the Guru's glorious victory in face of heavy odds. At the bidding of the Emperor himself, Raja Bhim Chand Rai Katoch, Hayat Khan and others come with a larg

As a result of the conciliatory policy of Emperor Bahadur Shah, the lands attached to the Golden Temple, Amritsar, which had ...n this battle. It concludes with the remark that Aslam Khan was rebuked by Emperor Bahadur Shah for having raised the sword against the House of Nanak.

...s still preserved and it is said, it was turned into copper as soon as the Emperor looked back in pride and thought of costly present he had made. The interio

...[[Wikipedia:Bactria|Bactria]]. [[Wikipedia:Raja Dab|Raja Dab]] along with emperor Kanishka are believed to have built the fort: | Emperor [[Wikipedia:Kanishka|Kanishka]] and [[Wikipedia:Raja Dab|Raja Dab]] built i

...er, was a Hindu Princess born at Lahore on 6 August 1587. His grandfather, Emperor Akbar, had him brought up in the liberal tradition he had fostered, entrust ...e goodwill of the liberal party at the court. But as relations between the Emperor and his son Prince Salim became strained, Khusrau was driven into an unseem

...nd TatimahiWaq 'iatiJahangiri dealing with "introduction and conclusion of emperor Jahangir's memoirs." ...de good his escape to the hills of Sirmur to the great discomfiture of the emperor, who summoned Raja Bhup Prakash ofNahan (Sirmur) and imprisoned him on the

...t, after being set upon by the Muslim ulema and certain of his advisors, Emperor Akbar had ordered Guru Arjan's arrest, referring to him in his diary as a H ...with Jahangir, Guru Hargobind is said to have risked his life to save the Emperor from the attack of a man eating Lion. However this story is told in at leas

* Raja Santal ( Emperor of Malwa Empire who shifted his capital from [[Ujjain]] to Dhar ) ...oted - "Ballu tu bharat k bheem jaisa , tujhe jaane shah chugatah ( mughal emperor )"

The Aam Khas Bagh was built for the public and also for exclusive use of the Emperor Shah Jahan. The Royal couple used to stay here while going to and coming ba

During the reign of Emperor Akbar, Banur became a Mahal of the Sarkar of Sirhind and continued to be so

...um] (or Farrukhsiyar)''' (August 20, 1685 - April 19, 1719) was the Mughal emperor of India between 1713 and 1719. He was the second son of 'Azim al-Shan the ...of his father in the contest at Lahore, Farrukh-Siyar proclaimed himself emperor at Patna on 6 March 1712. He marched on Delhi, defeating Jahandar Shah, wh

...ormed Jahangir of a deadly lion stalking the local villagers and asked the Emperor to save them from the lion. ...great beast. Fearlessly the maddened lion continued his charge toward the Emperor. Seeing this, the terrified Jahangir screamed out for help. It is said tha

He disapproved of Emperor Akbar`s liberal approach to religion and wanted the rulers to reimpose Jizy ...onized not only the Hindus but also an influential section of the Muslims. Emperor Jahangir, in order to placate the public sentiment, imprisoned him in 1619

...onsible and answerable to its supreme Commander in Chief (military leader) Emperor Maharaja Ranjit Singh. However, the Sikh military high command could contes Note: The above tables do not include the feudal levees, FaujiQHajat, the Emperor's bodyguards and garrison infantry for which no figures are available. In a