Nur Jahan was the country's most powerful woman of the 17th century. Nur Jahan played an unprecedented role in running the grand Mughal Empire. Historian Ruby Lal explained why at present we need to understand the importance of Nur Jahan's leadership in history.

The Mughals, who established power in the country in the early 16th century, ruled over a large part of the Indian subcontinent for more than 300 years. It was one of the largest and most powerful dynasties of the country. There were many rulers during the Mughal period, who ruled this continent, Nur Jahan was one of them. Nur Jahan was a patron of art, culture and architecture. She built a beautiful city, huge palaces, mosques and mausoleums. Perhaps this is the reason why Nur Jahan is alive in the folk literature of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.

Nur Jahan's story is told in the houses and historical buildings of Agra and North Pakistan in North India. Agra and Lahore were two major districts under the Mughal rule. Especially in Nur Jahan's time. The elders of these districts, tourist guides and those who know history, tell the story of Nur Jahan, how she and Jahangir fell in love with each other, and how Nur Jahan saved a village by hunting a man-eating tiger. Nur Jahan shot at the man-eating tiger while sitting on the elephant. She had done many such works, which were commendable.

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