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Draft:Murad Bakht Begum

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Murad Bakht Begum (lit.The Fortunate Lady) was a consort of Mughal emperor Shah Alam II.

Murad Bakht Begum
BornDelhi, Mughal Empire
DiedDelhi, Mughal Empire
Burial
SpouseShah Alam II
HouseTimurid (by marraige)
ReligionIslam

Murad Bakht Begum had married Shah Alam II and became his consort.[1] She entered the imperial harem during a time of great uncertainty in the Mughal Empire, and her husband's reign was marked by political turmoil.

  1. J. P. Guha (1962). Delhi; a Handbook for Travellers. R. & K Publishing House. p. 34.