This ruler commissioned a fortification containing the Halls of Public and Private Audience; that structure is the Red Fort.
His rule saw the conquest of Badakhshan [bah-DAHK-shahn] and Ahmadnagar [ah-MAHD-nah-gahr], and moved the imperial capital to Delhi. This ruler commissioned a fortification containing the Halls of Public and Private Audience; that structure is the Red Fort. He also ordered the construction of several Pearl Mosques. With the support of Asaf Khan, this ruler proclaimed himself emperor following the death of his father Jahangir [jah-HAHN-ger]. This Mughal [MOO-gahl] ruler was the father of Aurangzeb [AWR-ung-zeb]. Name this leader who honored his wife who died in 1631 by ordering the construction in Agra of the Taj Mahal.
His rule saw the conquest of Badakhshan [bah-DAHK-shahn] and Ahmadnagar [ah-MAHD-nah-gahr], and moved the imperial capital to Delhi.
Shah Jahan (accept Prince Khurram)