Who was Aurangzeb?

Aurangzeb Biography:

Aurangzeb was born on 4 November 1618 AD in Dohad, Gujarat. Aurangzeb was the son of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz.

Most of Aurangzeb's childhood was spent with Nur Jahan.
Aurangzeb married with the 'Dilras Bano Begum' of the Persian monarchy on May 18, 1637 AD.

In a hurry by occupying Agra, Aurangzeb gave his coronation "Abul Muzaffar Muhiuddin Muzaffar Aurangzeb Bahadur Alamgir" on 31 July 1658 AD.

Got it done in Delhi.

Emperor Aurangzeb, while acknowledging the importance of the religion of Islam, made the 'Quran' the basis of his rule.

Aurangzeb's mentor was Mir Muhammad Hakim 'Khajuwa'. May 15, 1659 AD, after 'Deorai' succeeded in the war.
Aurangzeb entered Delhi.

Guru Harkishan's son Guru Tegh Bahadur Singh opposed the policies of Aurangzeb and opposed the conversion of Islam, due to which he was imprisoned in Delhi and Aurangzeb killed him in December, 1765 AD.

The treaty of Beit Purandar of Jai Singh and Shivaji was concluded on 22 June 1665 AD. On 22 May 1666 AD, Shivaji appeared in front of Aurangzeb at the Diwan-i-Am of Agra Fort and was imprisoned and kept in Jaipur Bhawan.

Aurangzeb imposed the 'Jizya' tax on Hindus again on April 1679 AD. Jizya was first applied to Marwar.

When Shah Jahan grew old and became ill, Aurangzeb imprisoned him. Some historians say that Shah was spending the entire Mughal treasury on the Taj Mahal, which is why he was imprisoned. Shah Jahan died in prison. In this way he became the unitary monarch of Hindustan.

Aurangzeb's ancestors, Akbar, Babur, and the rulers who gave India the prosperity, Aurangzeb must have increased it, but due to his fanaticism and mistreatment of his father and brothers, he also had to buy the opposition of the people of the country. He imposed jizya tax on Hindus. He fought many big battles for the expansion of the kingdom. His reign lasted from 1658 until his death in 1707. He established his rule for 48 years.