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The 12 pages that link to Aurangzeb, each with the reason it gives.

• Mughal EmpireBroader topic: His expansion into the Deccan intensified the costs and political tensions of rule.

• Shah JahanRelated: Aurangzeb defeated his brothers and replaced Shah Jahan as emperor.

• Nizam of HyderabadRelated: His conquest and administration shaped the Mughal province from which the Nizam’s state emerged.

• Guru Gobind SinghCompared with: His rule forms the political context for the Guru’s resistance and the Zafarnama.

• DeccanRelated: His prolonged southern campaigns altered the region’s power balance and strained Mughal rule.

• Shahu IRelated: Aurangzeb held Shahu captive after the Mughal capture of the Maratha royal family.

• Sultanate of BijapurRelated: His Deccan campaigns culminated in Bijapur’s annexation.

• Sultanate of GolcondaRelated: He directed the Mughal campaign that conquered Golconda.

• Badshahi MosqueRelated: He commissioned the mosque as an imperial project in Lahore.

• Deccan WarsRelated: He personally directed the prolonged southern campaigns during the final decades of his reign.

• Muslim conquests in the Indian subcontinentRelated: His Deccan campaigns illustrate the scale and costs of later Mughal expansion.

• Virji VoraRelated: Vora’s later commercial life unfolded under Aurangzeb’s expanding empire.