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Prince Aurangzeb Deccan Plateau, 1653 - 1655

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June 30, 1658
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Aurangzeb 1658–1707

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Prince Aurangzeb Deccan Plateau, 1653 - 1655 Aurangzeb, the third son of the emperor Shah Jahan, appears in court dress behind a draped balcony, as though appearing ceremonially at a palace Jharoka window. This portrait was probably painted by a Mughal-trained artist working in the Deccan, where Aurangzeb served as viceroy (1636-1644) and later as governor (1653-1657). In 1658 Aurangzeb would depose his father and succeed him as the emperor Alamgir. University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum

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