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Where the mughal emperors die.
by Yogeshk on Aug 30, 2005 04:14 PM

Those who you are refferring to as Great Mughal emporers, most of them were bloody tyrants who
had unleashed a string of murder, terror, rapes and
plundering of temples. ( not to mention the killings
and imprisonment of their own siblings and parents)

They did NOT bring along an era of great new architecture, but in most of the places destroyed
many beautiful monuments. Indeed, you yourself are
at a loss ( for almost 12th century to 1875, you
can mention only Jama Masjid, Red Fort (Taj Mahal
is a disputed heritage ) )
Contray to your statement Aurangazeb was not able
to win much teritorry, was an utter failure against
Chatrapati Shivaji, and finally died with a will
to destroy the Maratha kingdom

Please stop spreading false impressions. Please revise your history before writing such articles.

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Where lie the great Mughals?