Goharshad Begum

Goharshad Begum was a prominent 15th-century Persian princess and the wife of Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor. She was known for her religious piety, philanthropy, and support of arts and architecture. She played an influential role in court politics and was a notable patron of cultural projects, including the construction of religious and charitable institutions. Goharshad Begum is remembered for her charitable work and her impact on Mughal culture, helping to shape the empire's social and religious life during her lifetime.