The 17th-century ruler of the Manipur Kingdom in India, known for introducing Hinduism and Sanskrit language to the region, and promoting art, literature, and culture.
Born in 1618
The Mughal emperor who ruled India from 1658 to 1707, expanding the empire to its greatest extent and implementing Islamic law, while also being known for his architectural achievements, including the Badshahi Mosque.
Born in 1592
The fifth Mughal emperor, who built the iconic Taj Mahal as a mausoleum for his beloved wife, and expanded the empire through military campaigns and architectural achievements.
Born in 1569
The fourth Mughal emperor, known for his tolerant and artistic reign, patronizing arts and architecture, and expanding the empire through strategic military campaigns.
Born in 1483
The founder of the Mughal Empire, a powerful and culturally rich dynasty that ruled much of India and Pakistan for centuries, known for his military conquests and patronage of the arts.
Born in 1540
A 16th-century Rajput king who fought against the Mughal Empire, known for his bravery and resistance against foreign rule. He is celebrated as a hero in Indian history.