"Emperor Shah-jahan often used to call the religious leaders of other religions in Agra and hear him say that he would be Muslims if he was trapped in the trap of secularism of Shah-jahan." Those who used to obey him were Muslims who survived. "The next day, they were tortured by various forms of tyranny The elephants of most disobedient people were crushed under the feet. "
[References - Trans-Arc Soc. Agra 1978. Jan-Jun, VII-IX]
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... historian Keene wrote, "Once Shah-jahan seized the siege of Fatehpur and looted all the Hindu subjects through ruthless torture and cut rape and breasts from the elite Hindu beautiful woman ."
... Writer Hamid Lahori wrote in his King, "Once the king was brought to the notice that during the time of his father (Jahangir), the idol of the disbelieving unbelievers began to build many dolls of Puja in Varanasi, which ultimately remained unfinished, but now the group of disbelievers All the temples have been taken to complete the work, and the ruler of the faith, the Majestar Emperor issued an order that the state of Varanasi including his Where the semi-religious temples were set up, all of them have to be broken. It is now news that 76 orders have been demolished in Varanasi district of Allahabad.
According to the historian Sri Kanwar Lal, " Shah-jahan was a radical Sunni Muslim." On the advice of his wife, Mumtaz, he started the new temple of Hindu temples, which was so violent and ruthless as a Muslim, and better understood through an incident. On the way back from Kashmir in 1632, the emperor was brought to the notice that at some places in Rajouri, Bhimbar and Gujarat, Hindus ' non-Muslim women' (Forced to be converted) and after marriage, those Muslim women are again doing Hinduism. The Emperor's fierce anger was on the orders of the emperor, and all those Hindus were arrested and a huge amount of money was fined. That no one could give them, then they were told that they would be released only if they accepted Islam, otherwise, they would be sentenced to death. Each will be. Almost all of them refused to convert to Islam were killed and 4,500 were women, again. [Tathyasutra R.C.Majumder. BVB, Vol. VII. P-312]
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According to historian Vincent Smith, Akbar had 5000 wives in Harim. After the death of his father, Jahangir became the owner of the harem and the number of women increased by 1000 to 6000. Generally, the girls of the Hindu family were kept in the hands of the cursed curse.
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... European traveler Bernie has written in his travelogue 'Travels in the Moghal Empire': "In the palace, sitting in the mina bazar (sex slave market) frequently, there are hundreds of Hindu traders who have been forced to buy and sell them for the emperor. Providing hundreds of Hindu beautiful woman as gifts, paying hundreds of dancers in government costs, donating hundreds of housework for safekeeping of harem, etc., through Kamuk Shah-jahan And did not satisfy lust. "
... Traveler Peter Mundi wrote, " Shah-jahan's younger daughter Chimni Begum had illicit relations with Shah-jahan and there was an illegal relationship with Shah-jahan, the elder daughter of Jahanara." Most historians agree that Shah-jahan used to say openly about his relationship and argued that if the tree yields fruit, Mali's right to taste first. "
Battle of Haldighat:
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... In 1576, during the Battle of Holdighat with Rana Pratap, a commander named Badayuni complained to Asaf Kha that the enemy of the enemy and the Allies could not be recognized properly, so there was a problem in moving arrows. Then Asaf Khan said to him, "There is no need to judge. Keep the arrow moving. There is no need to see the party's Rajput killed. Islam is the gain of the party on which the Rajputs die.
[Citation needed - R.C.Majumdar, B.V.B, p-132]
The dawn of the Mughal period:
... In the Mughal period, there was often a terrible famine. Between 1573-1595, there were five times in the period. The famine of 1595 continued for five years. By 1614-1606, there were 13 times in the period of time. The famine that took place in 1630-31 during the reign of Shah-jahan is the most horrific. All the Deccan and the span of the Gujarat region spread.
... In the Mughal period, there was often a terrible famine. Between 1573-1595, there were five times in the period. The famine of 1595 continued for five years. By 1614-1606, there were 13 times in the period of time. The famine that took place in 1630-31 during the reign of Shah-jahan is the most horrific. All the Deccan and the span of the Gujarat region spread.
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... Writer Hamid Lahori in his reign, wrote in his reign, "The condition of people of both the provinces of Gujarat and Gujarat has reached a very bad situation, people were willing to serve the whole life for a loaf of bread, but there was no buyer, a group of people bought a piece of bread. But it was not the person to take that opportunity, dog meat was sold for a long time and bones were sold mixed with grams. Rame teen reached the point that people began to eat human flesh. Father, mother love and affection to the child's flesh from his body became more dear. "
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... what's the reason for this misery? Because, before that millions of Hindu farmers were murdered for not being Muslims, their wives were also made who would cultivate the cultivation of sexually transmitted diseases ??? The famine did not touch the Muslim. Because the land of the occupied Hindus is distributed among Muslim landless people. Looted Hindu house Many people died due to starvation in the Akhel, that the dead body was not able to move in the streets. Thus, a very fertile crop was turned into a cemetery.
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... English tourist Peter Mandy saw this spectacular scene in his own eyes. Similar articles are available in his writings. The wretched ones were spread in such a way that Peter Mandi did not even have a place to visit.
... many European tourists and historians identified Shah-jahan as abusive, lustful and adulterous. Historian Dr. Smith also made similar comments based on the description of European tourists and priests in Thomas Row, Cherry Barney, Deli, etc. Shah-jahan used to torture Christians, Hindus and the Portuguese, and prevented the destruction of Hindu temples and the construction of a new temple. He revived the pilgrimage on the Hindus.
