Administration of Jahangir
Posted in Mughal Empire by Mahendra Yadav On September 24, 2013
The administration of Jahangir was a fairly successful. Jahangir allowed to the administrative system of Akbar to remain practically untouched. He issued a proclamation of policy in twelve celebrated regulations: He ordered the building of sarais, mosques and wells along the roads. He prohibited
PRINCE SALIM
Posted in Mughal Empire by Mahendra Yadav On September 24, 2013
Prince Salim, later known as Jahangir, was a child of many prayers. Akbar, who had lost all the children of his early youth, ardently desired an heir who should live to inherit his vast empire. He prayed to God, besought the blessings
Mughal Emperor Jahangir - Son of Akbar
Posted in Mughal Empire by Bharat Mehta On September 9, 2013
Introduction Mughal Emperor Jahangir, was the son of Akbar. His earlier name was Nuruddin Muhammad Salim. He succeeded his father to the throne in 1605 A.D. His reign covers a period of twenty-three years (1605-1628 A.D.). The importance of Jahangir’s reign lies in