Jahangir the Fourth Empire of Mughals:

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Jahangir the Fourth Empire of Mughals:
                                                                            The full name of Jahangir was nuruddin Muhammad Jahangir was born in 31st august 1569 and he was the fourth Mughal Empire and the eldest son of akhbar the great emperor and he was married to the queen Nur Jahan mean (light of word) he rule from 1605 to 1627 he was not become as good as his father but he rule India properly and in the year 1594 Jahangir was dispatched means (to send off in a hurry)by his father akhbar with his friends and the brother of Nur Jahan and with ABU’L FAZAL-IBNE-MUBARAK to defeat the Vir Singh Deo  of Bundela and capture the city of  Orchha. Jahangir has the army of 12000 men and he was the general of army after many deathly attacks or encounters they destroy their armies and order Vir Singh Deo to surrender and they surrendered his 5000 men and 1000 Calvary and he succeed at the age of 16 and he battle many wars and wins them and he loose only 5 battles.

Death:
                          When he was trying to get restore his health by visiting Kashmir and Kabul and from Kabul to Kashmir he wanted to go to Lahore in Punjab and he was die because of cold from many km from Kashmir and he was died near sari saadabad in 28 October 1627 and his body was preserved and he was buried in the shahdra Bagh in Lahore.

And he was succeed by his third son Shah Jahan the great.

  

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