Mughal Empress Nur Jahan

Nur Jahan was a powerful and influential Mughal empress in India during the early 17th century. As the wife of Emperor Jahangir, she wielded significant political authority, advising on state affairs, and managing court matters. Known for her intelligence, diplomacy, and sharp political acumen, Nur Jahan also contributed to cultural and artistic pursuits, supporting poets, artists, and architecture. Her influence extended beyond her role as queen, making her one of the most notable women in Mughal history and demonstrating the strength women could hold in a predominantly male-dominated court.