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   Arrest of Jahan   Alamgir
  Agra   Imprisons his brother Shah Jahan at Agra
   Battle of Samgarh   Aurangzeb
 15th June Samgarh   The Mogul emperor Aurangzeb imprisons his father the Shah, after winning a battle at Samgarh
 25th June Samgarh   In India Aurangzeb proclaims himself emperor of the Moghuls, after victory at Samgarh
   Coronation of Alamgir   Alamgir
 31st July   Crowns himself Emperor with the title "Conqueror of the World"
   Execution of Murad   Alamgir
    Aurangzeb has Murad arrested after intoxicating him and later executes him, Murad's former supporters, instead of fighting for Murad, defect to Aurangzeb
   Friday Mosque   Aurangzeb
  Friday Mosque   The Jami Masjid (Friday Mosque) is completed in Delhi.
   Health   Jahan
  Agra   Falls ill, and is confined by his son Aurangzeb in the citadel of Agra until his death in 1666
   Rebellion   Alamgir
    Shuja battles his brother, but his forces suffered a series of defeats at Aurangzeb's hands, Shuja goes into exile in Arakan, Myanmar where he disappears, and is presumed to be dead
   Rebellion   Shuja
    Shuja battles his brother, but his forces suffered a series of defeats at Aurangzeb's hands, Shuja goes into exile in Arakan, Myanmar where he disappears, and is presumed to be dead
   Rule of Hindustan   Alamgir
  Hindustan   Aurangzeb rules Hindustan for 48 years, expands the Mughal Empire to its greatest extent, encompassing all but the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent
   Succession of Alamgir   Alamgir
    Allows Dara's son Sulaiman to escape via the Himalayan foothills and join his father in Punjab, Aurangzeb offers Shuja the governorship of Bengal isolating Dara and causing more troops to defect to Aurangzeb
    Aurangzeb rules Hindustan for 48 years, expands the Mughal Empire to its greatest extent, encompassing all but the southern tip of the Indian subcontinent
    Dara gathers his forces, and moves to the Punjab, the army sent against Shuja is trapped in the east, its generals Jai Singh I and Diler Khan, submitted to Aurangzeb
    Last of the Mughal Emperors, takes the title of Alamgir
    Ruler of the Mughal Empire from 1658 until his death, the sixth Mughal ruler after Babur, Humayun, Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan
    Shuja battles his brother, but his forces suffered a series of defeats at Aurangzeb's hands, Shuja goes into exile in Arakan, Myanmar where he disappears, and is presumed to be dead
    Succeeds as Shah of India after killing his brothers
    With Shuja and Murad disposed of, and with his father Shah Jahan confined in Agra, Aurangzeb pursues Dara, chasing him across the northwest bounds of the empire, Dara is betrayed by one of his generals
   Succession of Alamgir   Dara
    With Shuja and Murad disposed of, and with his father Shah Jahan confined in Agra, Aurangzeb pursues Dara, chasing him across the northwest bounds of the empire, Dara is betrayed by one of his generals
   Succession of Aurangzeb   Aurangzeb
 25th June   In India Aurangzeb proclaims himself emperor of the Moghuls, after victory at Samgarh

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