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English: Caption Alamgir I, Mughal emperor of India, his given name was Muhi-ud Din Muhammad, and his princely title was Auranzeb. Here he examines the head of Dava. Date 1618 - 1707.

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Keywords alamgir i tagore indian royalty 1618 1707 mughal emperor india name muhi ud din muhammad princely title auranzeb here examines head dava beheaded history historical
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Original publication: Date 1618 - 1707.

Immediate source: http://www.lookandlearn.com/history-images/XM10029214/Alamgir-I-Tagore?img=29&search=mughal&cat=&bool=and
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Abanindro Nath Tagore

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