His second son, Shuja, was ill for most of his life as was his youngest son, Murad Baksh. Most of his military expeditions were disastrous, though he did force the subjugation of Adil to his south. Shortly afterwards he moved his capital, settling do
His second son, Shuja, was ill for most of his life as was his youngest son, Murad Baksh. Most of his military expeditions were disastrous, though he did force the subjugation of Adil to his south. Shortly afterwards he moved his capital, settling down in the Red Fort. Within the next ten years he saw the overthrow of his designated successor Dara Shikoh and his own imprisonment at the hands of his third son, who assumed the title of Alamgir. For 10 points, name this son of Jahangir, the Mughal emperor who was succeeded by Aurangzeb but best-known for the mausoleum he constructed for his wife, the Taj Mahal.
His second son, Shuja, was ill for most of his life as was his youngest son, Murad Baksh.
{Shah Jahan} or {Khurram}