Ruqaiya and Salima

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Ananya

@ArViRiShBaLa

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Posted: 12 years ago

Hi🤗

Ruqaiya Begum was Akbar's first wife she was also Akbar's paternal uncle's daughter.She never gave birth to Akbar's child according to the history.She later played a crucial role in bringing Jahangir [Akdha's son]and Akbar close.

Salima Begum was the daughter of Akbar's paternal aunt.She was married to Bairam Khan who was in his fifties.After Bairam's death Akbar married her, and it is told that she also never gave birth to Akbar's child.

So my dear Akdhaians there is no need to worry.Jahangir [Akdha's son]will be Akbar's first child.😉

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maya sethi

@Mayavi-26

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Posted: 12 years ago

yes he has married twice bfore jodha but right now they has only mention abt ruqiya begam so we has to wait and see how and when Akbar marries this salima .😕

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Ananya

@ArViRiShBaLa

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: mayamagic
yes he has married twice bfore jodha but right now they has only mention abt ruqiya begam so we has to wait and see how and when Akbar marries this salima .😕

This is the greatest confusion either Bairam must have died before Akdha's wedding and Akbar must have married Salima before Jodha or Bairam must have died after Akdha's wedding and hence Salima must be his third wife...I am quite confused😕😕

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disha

@disha15

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+ 5

Posted: 12 years ago

salima also will be shown as per what i have read in some articles

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maya sethi

@Mayavi-26

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Posted: 12 years ago

Originally posted by: ArViRiShBaLa

This is the greatest confusion either Bairam must have died before Akdha's wedding and Akbar must have married Salima before Jodha or Bairam must have died after Akdha's wedding and hence Salima must be his third wife...I am quite confused😕😕

yes that is wht the most confusion I would rather prefer bairam khan to die bfore akda marriage bocs It wont look good that he died after akda marriage and akbar still marry his wife even after jodha is there in his life hope ekta goes the first way let him die first bcos I has heared she was his second wife, and jodha was third.

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d.a.n.c.e.

@d.a.n.c.e.

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Posted: 12 years ago

I don't know whether Bairam Khan dies or not but surely Akbar will take over his kingdom in totality and will send Bairam Khan for Mecca or something. He shouldn't be there during Akdha's marriage.

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Alakh

@Autumn_Rose

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Posted: 12 years ago

She may have a miscarriage.

Who is Prince Murad then..I don't get it. Excerpt from the Akbar-i-nama

THE AUSPICIOUS BIRTH OF PRINCE SHAH MURAD.

Inasmuch as the celestial fathers and the terrestrial mothers engage in making the Shahinshah successful, every spring a fresh flower blooms in the garden of fortune, and in every cycle an auspicious star emerges from the horizon of the Caliphate. When the Shahinshah, who is the progenitor of dominion and fortune, wished for noble children, the incomparable Deity displayed special liberality in granting this boon, and this daily-increasing favour, which is the great gift of heaven, came, one after another, as an adornment of H.M. New and powerful aids, which could succour sovereignty and buttress the Caliphate, arose, and showed to the four pillars of the world, and the six sides of the universe that God had granted to the Shahinshah the kingdoms of fortune together with all blessings and boons because he had no equal or similar among the sovereigns for dispositions and qualities and for devotion to what is right and for Divine worship. Among these blessings was this, that in this fortunate year, after the passing of fifty-two seconds (pul) of the night of Asman, the 27th Khirdad, Divine month, Thursday, 3 Mu?arram 978, 7 June 1570, 29Khirdad, of 1881, 492 Jalali Maliki, corresponding* to 17 Aban 939 of Yezdijird, 8 ?aziran 1881 Rumi, under Capricorn according to the Greek philosophers, and Sagittarius, according to the Indian sages, a noble son, in whose forehead the lights of high fortune were visible, appeared in the fortunate quarters ofShaikh Selim in Fat?pur. A new rose of the Caliphate bloomed. In a fortunate hour the name of that fortunate prince was inscribed in fortune's page as Shah Murad. In rejoicing for the rising of this star of fortune, great feasts were held, and largesses bestowed. The skirt of time was made heavy with the coin of success (murad).