Jahanara Begum

Jahanara Begum was a prominent Indian Mughal princess born in 1614, the daughter of Emperor Shah Jahan. Known for her intelligence, leadership, and charitable works, she played an influential role in the Mughal court. Jahanara was involved in politics, diplomacy, and architecture, and she managed her own estates. She also supported religious and cultural activities, contributing to architectural projects like mosques and gardens. Her influence extended beyond her family, making her an important figure in Mughal history, and she is remembered for her dignity, wisdom, and contributions to Indian heritage.