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apart from the hate to love story of akdha..it means the rest was just lies!!

Originally posted by: anael24

apart from the hate to love story of akdha..it means the rest was just lies!!

Originally posted by: ---Mehak---

no hate .. arey there was nothing like hate among them..bt its true their marriage was a political one

its just all mirch masala of ekta

I wonder if there was even love...a highly successful powerful emperor with many wives and many more women vying for his attention clearly could not have been a true committed husband. Yes MUZ may have been special to him, given her political clout, and being the mother of his first born and of course her entrepreneurial sensibilities. But was it the love or just respect and admiration..who knows

Originally posted by: chitterati

I wonder if there was even love...a highly successful powerful emperor with many wives and many more women vying for his attention clearly could not have been a true committed husband. Yes MUZ may have been special to him, given her political clout, and being the mother of his first born and of course her entrepreneurial sensibilities. But was it the love or just respect and admiration..who knows

i too can't get it..is it really love that tranpires between a hubby and a wife when this one practice polygamy? agree with you mehak and chitterai!

Originally posted by: chitterati

I wonder if there was even love...a highly successful powerful emperor with many wives and many more women vying for his attention clearly could not have been a true committed husband. Yes MUZ may have been special to him, given her political clout, and being the mother of his first born and of course her entrepreneurial sensibilities. But was it the love or just respect and admiration..who knows

Originally posted by: anael24

i too can't get it..is it really love that tranpires between a hubby and a wife when this one practice polygamy? agree with you mehak and chitterai!

Accordng to me , these mughal didn't mattered bout religions , cauz many of them had rajput princesses as wives and we can't say whether they converted their religion or not..

Originally posted by: ---Mehak---

Accordng to me , these mughal didn't mattered bout religions , cauz many of them had rajput princesses as wives and we can't say whether they converted their religion or not..

this question also left unanswered😆

Polygamy wasn't just a Mughal thing...almost all rulers across India and abroad practiced it...sadly women were symbols of political alliance not a life partner

Originally posted by: chitterati

Polygamy wasn't just a Mughal thing...almost all rulers across India and abroad practiced it...sadly women were symbols of political alliance not a life partner

thanks to their parents 😆 What i read is raja bharmal mei nazraano k saath jodha ka haath jalal ke haath mei diya tha

Originally posted by: ---Mehak---

thanks to their parents😆What i read is raja bharmal mei nazraano k saath jodha ka haath jalal ke haath mei diya tha

n i have a very old book by a great writer

its in urdu..so i read it in it

Its not even about parents...its just the way things were in royals ... Bharmal must have also been used to it in his ancestors. Born into a powerful family had its perks and challenges too.