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Succeeds as Shah of India
Succession
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1712
1713
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Jahandar Shah is defeated in battle at Agra by Farrukhsiyar, his nephew the second son of Azim-ush-shan, with the support of the Saiyid Brothers
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Jahandar Shah is defeated at Samugarh near Agra, the Saiyad brothers, who were the king-makers of that era, place Farukhsiyar on the throne as nominal emperor
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Succeeds as Shah Of India. Farrukhsiyars reign marks the ascendancy of the Saiyid brothers who monopolize state power and reduce the Emperor to an effective figurehead
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Jahandar Shah flees to Delhi, from where he is captured and handed over to the new Emperor, who confines him along with Lal Kunwar
1719
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Succeeds as Shah of India
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Succeeds as Shah of India
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Succeeds as Shah of India
1748
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Succeeds as Shah of India
1754
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Succeeds as Emperor of India
1759
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Succeeds as Shah of India
1760
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Succeeds as Shah of India
1806
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Succeeds as Emperor of India
1837
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Succeeds as Emperor of India
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