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1626:1708 deaths
1621:1644 births
1279:(1701–1708)
1269:(1680–1696)
1152:Murad Mirza
700:Asmat Begam
602:Dara Shukoh
299:Malik Jiwan
237:Dara Shikoh
217:Sunni Islam
197:Dara Shikoh
26:سِپہر شِکوہ
1615:Categories
1466:sarpeches.
1284:References
1127:(= 16, 24)
880:(= 16, 28)
516:, Raja of
514:Udai Singh
393:(= 24, 28)
253:Shah Jahan
1260:Positions
1003:Hasan of
318:Aurangzeb
257:Aurangzeb
98:Ahmedabad
1277:Red Fort
354:Ancestry
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229:Persian
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1005:Herat
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343:Death
303:Delhi
165:House
150:Names
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71:India
42:Mirza
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