Question

what do you mean by later mughals ???!! name any two later Mughals and their periods of reign... ....... PLS answer will mark U as the brainliest

Answer 1

Aurangzeb was the last illustrious king of Mughal empire. The Mughal emperors who succedded him were known as later Mughals.

1.Bahadur Shah: Bahadur Shah I (1707-12) was the first and the last of the later Mughal rulers to exercise real authority. ...

2.Jahandar Shah (1712-1713): ...

Answer 2

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✌$THE LATER MUGHAL'S$ (1707-1858)


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✴✴The disintegration of the mighty Mughal empire which Aurangzeb had well established, began upon Aurangzeb's death in 1707.  Three surviving sons, Muazzam, Muhammad Azam andMuhammad Kam Bhaksh entered into bitter quarrels for the possession of the throne of Delhi.  The elder two marched towards Agra and proposal to divide the empire according to father's will was turned down by them.  Nothing but sword could decide the issue and soon they restored to it.✴✴
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✔✔Bahadur Shah (1707-1712)

Mu'azzam ascended throne in 1707 after having killed his brothers in the battle field, under the title of Bahadur Shah ( also known as Shah Alam-I).  A person of mild temper, learned and dignified, was too old.  He could not prevent the decline of the empire due to his sudden death in 1712.

✔✔Jahandar Shah (1712 - 1713)

Bahadur Shah's death followed a fresh war of succession among his four sons, Jahandar Shah, Azim-us-Shah, Jahan Shah and Rafi-is-Shah.  The last three were killed in the course of war and Jahandar Shah managed to ascend the throne.  The fate did not allow him to rule, and Azim-us-Shah's son Farrukhsiyar took his toll and ascended the throne.

✔✔FARRUKHSIYAR (1713 - 1719)

Farrukhsiyar was feeble, cowardly and contemptible.  He owed his elevation to the throne to two Sayyid brothers, who were the real power in the state.  His attempt to assert his own power made his reign agitated and perplexing one, ending in another imperial tragedy.  He was deposed, blinded and executed by his own Sayyid ministers.

✔✔Rafi-ud-Darajat, Rafi-ud-Dallah (1719)

The King-makers (the Sayyid Ministers), 'Abdullah and Hussain Ali, raised to the throne two phantom kings, Rafi-Ud-Darajat & Rafi-ud-Dallah, sons of Rafi-us-Shan.  But within few months the Sayyids who determined to rule through the Imperial puppets thought that a youth of eighteen named Roshan Akhtar, son of Jahan Shah could be a better docile agent of them.

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