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Encyclopedia > Mugal Emperor

The following list of Indian monarchs is one of several Wikipedia lists of incumbents. It is a list of emperors of the Mughal empire. See also List of Indian Monarchs.


The actual title of the Mughal emperor was Badshah (or, in Persian, Padshah). See Padishah.


Timurid Dynasty

The dynasty called itself the House of Timur as the founder, Babur, was descended (through his mother) from Timur. The Timurid Dynasty lasted from 1526 until 1857.


The Great Mughals, the first six emperors, are often referred to just by one name, which was, in each case, a title they took as Emperor (Padishah). The relevant title is bolded in the list below.

  • Shah Jahan III, ruler 1760?

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This fort was used as the administrative centre for the Mughal Emperors.
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The emperor (whose title was Badshah or "vice-Shah," in relation to the Shah of Persia, the emperor of all emperors) would grant revenue rights to a mansabdar in exchange for promises of soldiers in war-time.
The greater the size of the land the emperor granted, the greater the number of soldiers the mansabdar had to promise.
Jahangir married a Persian princess whom he renamed Nur Jehan (Light of the World), who emerged as the most powerful individual in the court besides the emperor.
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