bakshi bano-adham khan-shareefudin

Originally posted by: aanchal_c

can someone plz tell me who exactly was bakshi bano's husband..i have no clue about the real deal but according to the movie she was married to shareefuddin and akbar ended up killing adham..if she gets married to adham how will jalal kill his brother-in-law.

Originally posted by: aanchal_c

can someone plz tell me who exactly was bakshi bano's husband..i have no clue about the real deal but according to the movie she was married to shareefuddin and akbar ended up killing adham..if she gets married to adham how will jalal kill his brother-in-law.

Originally posted by: munnirony

i think thts only mahamanga's thinking. bakshi bano will get married to shareefuddin.

Originally posted by: aanchal_c

ekta ka koi bharosa nahi hai...lets see.

Originally posted by: aanchal_c

can someone plz tell me who exactly was bakshi bano's husband..i have no clue about the real deal but according to the movie she was married to shareefuddin and akbar ended up killing adham..if she gets married to adham how will jalal kill his brother-in-law.

Originally posted by: aanchal_c

can someone plz tell me who exactly was bakshi bano's husband..i have no clue about the real deal but according to the movie she was married to shareefuddin and akbar ended up killing adham..if she gets married to adham how will jalal kill his brother-in-law.

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

Here's your answer 😊

In 1550, at the age of ten, she was betrothed by her father to Ibrahim Mirza, the eldest son of Sulaiman Shah Mirza, the Governor of Badakshan and his wife Haram Begum. Ibrahim was also a descendant of Alexander the Great through his mother's side. He was six years older than Bakshi, and was killed in 1560, leaving the princess a widow at the age of twenty. In the same year, Bakshi was given in marriage to Mirza Sharaf-ud-din Husain Ahrari, the Viceroy of Ajmer and Nagur, by her younger brother, the Emperor Akbar

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

Here's your answer 😊

In 1550, at the age of ten, she was betrothed by her father to Ibrahim Mirza, the eldest son of Sulaiman Shah Mirza, the Governor of Badakshan and his wife Haram Begum. Ibrahim was also a descendant of Alexander the Great through his mother's side. He was six years older than Bakshi, and was killed in 1560, leaving the princess a widow at the age of twenty. In the same year, Bakshi was given in marriage to Mirza Sharaf-ud-din Husain Ahrari, the Viceroy of Ajmer and Nagur, by her younger brother, the Emperor Akbar