A remarkable historical account of a magnificent and powerful royal Mughal woman, Ruby Lal does complete justice in painting a vivid picture of Nur-Jahan's life.
Nur-Jahan, born as Mihr-un-Nissa to Iranian refugees, Ghiyas Beg and Asmat, rose from being a protected girl in her parent's Agra house to a bold, independent and fierce woman, who carved a niche and a name for herself in history books.
Unapologetic about her status as a "co-sovereign" with Emperor Jahangir, the brilliance of Nur-Jah...

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Nice book

Good

A good book to know about the Queen

Weak narrative. Do not like it.