Bahadur Shah I: The Visionary and Reconciliatory Mughal Emperor (1707-1712)
The story of the Mughal Empire is one of grandeur, conquests, and eventual decline. Among its illustrious emperors, Bahadur Shah I holds a unique place. Born as Mu’azzam and later crowned as Bahadur Shah I, he reigned during a turbulent time in Mughal history. Though his rule lasted only five years, from 1707 to 1712, his efforts to stabilize the empire and reconcile with various factions left an enduring mark.