Three different women and three different relations with Jalal - Page 2

Originally posted by: JanhaviSRK

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See what I got from my research from wiki

Salima n Jalal had a son after 9 years of marriage named murad..he died before akbar n salima.

Salim had 2 rajput wives...one was manbhawati who is man singh ki sis who gave birth to khusrao

His other rajput wife manmati gave birth to shah jaHan

Akbar had five sons"

Of daughters, I find three mentioned"(a.) Shhzdah Khnum, born three months after Salm, in 977. (b.) Shukrunnis Begum, who in 1001 was married to Mrz Shhrukh (No. 7, below, p. 312); and (c.) Arm Bn Begum; both born after Suln Dnyl. Regarding the death of the last Begum, vide Tuzuk, p. 386.

Of Akbar's wives the following are mentioned:"1. Suln Raqiyah Begum (a daughter of Mrz Hindl), who died 84 years old, 7th Jumda I, 1035, (Tuzuk, p. 401). She was Akbar's first wife (zan i kaln), but had no child by him. She tended Shhjahn. Nr Jahn (Jahngr's wife) also stayed with her after the murder of Sher Afkan. 2. Suln Salmah Begum. She was a daughter of Gulrukh (?) Begum* (a daughter of Bbar) and Mrz Nruddn Muhammad. Humyn had destined her for Bairm Khn, who married her in the beginning of Akbar's reign. After the death of Bairm, Akbar, in 968, married her. She died 10th Z Qa'dah, 1021. As a poetess, she is known under the name Makhf (concealed), and must not be confounded with Zebunnis* (a daughter of Aurangzeb's), who has the same poetical name. 3. The daughter of Rjah Bihr Mal and sister of Rjah Bhagawn Ds. Akbar married her in 968, at Sbhar. 4. The beautiful wife of 'Abdulwsi', married in 970, (vide Bad. II, 61). 5. or Princess of Jodhpr, the mother of Jahngr. Her name is not mentioned by any Muhammadan historian. As Akbar's mother had the title of Maryam Makn, so was Jodh Bi called Maryam uzzamn. She died in the month of Rajab 1032, A. H. (Tuzuk, p. 361). The Tuzuk expresses a hope that God will receive her in His mercy; for Jahngr's mother, though a Hind, could not well be sent to hell.' 6. Bb Daulat Shd, mother of (b.) and (c.); vide Tuzuk, p. 16. 7. A daughter of 'Abdullah Khn Mughul (964). 8. A daughter of Mrn Mubrik Shh of Khandes;vide p. 13, note.

Suln Salm. Title as Emperor, Jahngr. Title after death, Jannatmakn. Born at Fathpr Sk, on Wednesday, 17th Rab' I, 977, or 18th Shahrwar of the 14th year of Akbar's Era. He was called Salm, because he was born in the house of Shaikh Salm i Chisht. Akbar used to call him Shaikh Bb (videTuzuk, p. 1). For his wives and children, vide below, No. 4. Jahngr died on the 28th afar 1037 (28th October, 1627) near Rjor on the Kashmr frontier. Vide my article on Jahngr in the Calcutta Review for October, 1869.

Suln Murd, Akbar's fourth son, was born on Thursday, 3rd Muharram, 978, and died of delirium tremens in 1006, at Jalnpr in Barr (Tuzuk, p. 15; Akbarnmah II, p. 443; Khf Khn, p. 212). He was nicknamed Pah (Bad. II, 378). He was sabzrang (of a livid complexion), thin, and tall (Tuzuk). A daughter of his was married to Prince Parwz, Jahngr's son (Tuzuk), p. 38.)

Suln Dnyl was born at Ajmr, on the 10th Jumda I., 979, and died of delirium tremens, A. H. 1013. Khf Khn, I. p. 232, says, the news of his death reached Akbar in the beginning of 1014. He was called Dnyl in remembrance of Shaikh Dnyl, a follower of Mu'n i Chisht, to whose tomb at Ajmr Akbar, in the beginning of his reign, often made pilgrimages. Dnyl married, in the beginning of 1002, the daughter of Qulij Khn (No. 42), and towards the end of 1006, Jnn Begum, a daughter of Mrz 'Abdurrahm Khn Khnn (Khf Khn, p. 213), and was betrothed to a daughter of Ibrhm 'Adilshh of Bjpr; but he died before the marriage was consummated. He had three sons:"1. ahmras, who was married to Suln Bahr Begum, a daughter of Jahngr. 2. Byasanghar (<Arabic>). 3. Hoshang, who was married to Hoshmand Bn Begum, a daughter of Khusrau. Besides, he had four daughters whose names are not mentioned. One of them, Bulq Begum, was married to Mrz Wl (Tuz., p. 272). ahmras and Hoshang were killed by Aaf Khn after the death of Jahngr (vide Proceedings, As. Society of Bengal, for August 1869). Nothing appears to be known regarding the fate of Byasanghar. Vide Calcutta Review for October, 1869.

Dnyl is represented as well built, good looking, fond of horses and elephants, and clever in composing Hindstan poems.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

Akbar had five sons"

1.	Hasan	twins, born 3rd Rab' I, 972. They only lived one month.
2.	Husain
3.	Suln Salm [Jahangir],
4.	Suln Murd.
5.	Suln Dnyl.

Of daughters, I find three mentioned"(a.) Shhzdah Khnum, born three months after Salm, in 977. (b.) Shukrunnis Begum, who in 1001 was married to Mrz Shhrukh (No. 7, below, p. 312); and (c.) Arm Bn Begum; both born after Suln Dnyl. Regarding the death of the last Begum, vide Tuzuk, p. 386.

Of Akbar's wives the following are mentioned:"1. Suln Raqiyah Begum (a daughter of Mrz Hindl), who died 84 years old, 7th Jumda I, 1035, (Tuzuk, p. 401). She was Akbar's first wife (zan i kaln), but had no child by him. She tended Shhjahn. Nr Jahn (Jahngr's wife) also stayed with her after the murder of Sher Afkan. 2. Suln Salmah Begum. She was a daughter of Gulrukh (?) Begum* (a daughter of Bbar) and Mrz Nruddn Muhammad. Humyn had destined her for Bairm Khn, who married her in the beginning of Akbar's reign. After the death of Bairm, Akbar, in 968, married her. She died 10th Z Qa'dah, 1021. As a poetess, she is known under the name Makhf (concealed), and must not be confounded with Zebunnis* (a daughter of Aurangzeb's), who has the same poetical name. 3. The daughter of Rjah Bihr Mal and sister of Rjah Bhagawn Ds. Akbar married her in 968, at Sbhar. 4. The beautiful wife of 'Abdulwsi', married in 970, (vide Bad. II, 61). 5. or Princess of Jodhpr, the mother of Jahngr. Her name is not mentioned by any Muhammadan historian. As Akbar's mother had the title of Maryam Makn, so was Jodh Bi called Maryam uzzamn. She died in the month of Rajab 1032, A. H. (Tuzuk, p. 361). The Tuzuk expresses a hope that God will receive her in His mercy; for Jahngr's mother, though a Hind, could not well be sent to hell.' 6. Bb Daulat Shd, mother of (b.) and (c.); vide Tuzuk, p. 16. 7. A daughter of 'Abdullah Khn Mughul (964). 8. A daughter of Mrn Mubrik Shh of Khandes;vide p. 13, note.

Suln Salm. Title as Emperor, Jahngr. Title after death, Jannatmakn. Born at Fathpr Sk, on Wednesday, 17th Rab' I, 977, or 18th Shahrwar of the 14th year of Akbar's Era. He was called Salm, because he was born in the house of Shaikh Salm i Chisht. Akbar used to call him Shaikh Bb (videTuzuk, p. 1). For his wives and children, vide below, No. 4. Jahngr died on the 28th afar 1037 (28th October, 1627) near Rjor on the Kashmr frontier. Vide my article on Jahngr in the Calcutta Review for October, 1869.

Suln Murd, Akbar's fourth son, was born on Thursday, 3rd Muharram, 978, and died of delirium tremens in 1006, at Jalnpr in Barr (Tuzuk, p. 15; Akbarnmah II, p. 443; Khf Khn, p. 212). He was nicknamed Pah (Bad. II, 378). He was sabzrang (of a livid complexion), thin, and tall (Tuzuk). A daughter of his was married to Prince Parwz, Jahngr's son (Tuzuk), p. 38.)

Suln Dnyl was born at Ajmr, on the 10th Jumda I., 979, and died of delirium tremens, A. H. 1013. Khf Khn, I. p. 232, says, the news of his death reached Akbar in the beginning of 1014. He was called Dnyl in remembrance of Shaikh Dnyl, a follower of Mu'n i Chisht, to whose tomb at Ajmr Akbar, in the beginning of his reign, often made pilgrimages. Dnyl married, in the beginning of 1002, the daughter of Qulij Khn (No. 42), and towards the end of 1006, Jnn Begum, a daughter of Mrz 'Abdurrahm Khn Khnn (Khf Khn, p. 213), and was betrothed to a daughter of Ibrhm 'Adilshh of Bjpr; but he died before the marriage was consummated. He had three sons:"1. ahmras, who was married to Suln Bahr Begum, a daughter of Jahngr. 2. Byasanghar (<Arabic>). 3. Hoshang, who was married to Hoshmand Bn Begum, a daughter of Khusrau. Besides, he had four daughters whose names are not mentioned. One of them, Bulq Begum, was married to Mrz Wl (Tuz., p. 272). ahmras and Hoshang were killed by Aaf Khn after the death of Jahngr (vide Proceedings, As. Society of Bengal, for August 1869). Nothing appears to be known regarding the fate of Byasanghar. Vide Calcutta Review for October, 1869.

Dnyl is represented as well built, good looking, fond of horses and elephants, and clever in composing Hindstan poems.

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Pls clarify my doubts -- so hassan and hussain were born to some other wife of akbar not salima, ruqaiah or jodha?