Highlight the political situation after the death of Aurangzeb
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Highlights the political situation of India death of after Aurangzeb da
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As everyone Know that Aurangzeb was a cruel ruler his politics was very bad and issued very much wages and gave less rights to the people of the world. I think then the political situation will be much well.
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Aurangzeb died in 1707 after ruling with an Iron hand for 49 years and that too without appointing an heir.
The empire had reached it's zenith and was sure to collapse unless good leadership could save it from its collapse.
Aurangzeb's 3 sons namely: Kambaksh (Governor of Deccan) , Azam (Governor of Gujarat) and Muazzam (Governor of Kabul) started to prepare for the upcoming expensive war of succession.
Azam Shah surrounded Kambaksh near Hyderabad and defeated him. Kambaksh died the next day.
Azam then proclaimed himself the Emperor. However his victory here was short-lived. Muazzam soon clashed with him in the Battle of Jajau, 1707 where he killed Azam and his son.
Thus with the only successor left after the war of succession, Muazzam ascended the throne at the age of 63 under the title of Bahadur Shah I.
The decaying of the empire had already begun. Bahadur Shah I's rule marked the beginning of The “Later Mughals Era” where the successors henceforth were either weak and pleasure loving or puppets to stronger figures in Mughal Politics
The empire had reached it's zenith and was sure to collapse unless good leadership could save it from its collapse.
Aurangzeb's 3 sons namely: Kambaksh (Governor of Deccan) , Azam (Governor of Gujarat) and Muazzam (Governor of Kabul) started to prepare for the upcoming expensive war of succession.
Azam Shah surrounded Kambaksh near Hyderabad and defeated him. Kambaksh died the next day.
Azam then proclaimed himself the Emperor. However his victory here was short-lived. Muazzam soon clashed with him in the Battle of Jajau, 1707 where he killed Azam and his son.
Thus with the only successor left after the war of succession, Muazzam ascended the throne at the age of 63 under the title of Bahadur Shah I.
The decaying of the empire had already begun. Bahadur Shah I's rule marked the beginning of The “Later Mughals Era” where the successors henceforth were either weak and pleasure loving or puppets to stronger figures in Mughal Politics
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