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The 13 pages that link to Jahangir, each with the reason it gives.

• Mughal EmpireBroader topic: His reign continued the courtly arts and imperial institutions built under Akbar.

• AkbarBroader topic: His succession carried Akbar’s dynasty into the next generation of imperial rule.

• Mughal paintingRelated: His court favored refined portraits and detailed studies of nature.

• Shah JahanRelated: Shah Jahan was Jahangir's son and succeeded him after a contested succession.

• Mughal gardensRelated: Jahangir and Empress Nur Jahan commissioned celebrated gardens in Kashmir.

• Guru ArjanRelated: Jahangir’s account associates him with Guru Arjan’s arrest and execution.

• Mughal courtBroader topic: His reign reveals the court’s role in political negotiation and artistic patronage.

• AkbarnamaRelated: His succession marks the endpoint of the reign narrated by Abu'l-Fazl.

• Nur JahanRelated: Her marriage to Jahangir gave her a central position in imperial politics.

• Abul FazlRelated: Jahangir’s accession ended Abul Fazl’s political alignment with the imperial succession struggle.

• Din-i IlahiRelated: His reign followed Akbar’s, but the order did not become a lasting institution under him.

• Abdul Rahim Khan-i-KhananRelated: Rahim continued to hold influence under Jahangir, despite periods of political conflict.

• Ahmad SirhindiRelated: Jahangir’s reign included Sirhindi’s imprisonment and subsequent release.