From the moment it was published in English to this day, it has been the subject of much controversy, opposition, debate and debate.

If there is a king in Indian history who is the most hated, the most hated, and the most controversial, even if we try to discuss it today, it is Aurangzeb. He is known in the public sphere as a tyrant, a bigot, a Hindu hater, and a globalist. Even today, we can see that there is a group of people who are actively working to erase his name from the memories of history.

Criticisms and opposition aside, Aurangzeb still remains an enigma to the world. There are more myths about him than historical records, and it is challenging to remove the countless stories and fantasies woven around them and restore Aurangzeb as a man of flesh and blood. With the help of extensive historical data, Chic has successfully overcome that challenge by employing the methodology of medieval research.

This study is neither a celebration of Aurangzeb nor a critique of him, but rather an attempt to examine and understand him in the context of his time.