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BAHADUR SHAH I ., a See also: Mogul emperor of Hindustan, A.D
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1707-1712, the son and successor of See also: Aurangzeb
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At the See also: time of the latter's See also: death his eldest surviving son, See also: Prince M.uazim, was governor of See also: Kabul, and in his See also: absence the next See also: brother, Azam Shah, assumed the functions of royalty
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Muazim came down from Kabul, and with characteristic magnanimity offered to share the See also: empire with his brother
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Azam would not accept the proposal and was defeated and slain on the plains of See also: Agra
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Muazim then ascended the See also: throne under the title of Bahadur Shah
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He was a See also: man of 64 and died five years later
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During his lifetime the empire was already falling to pieces before the inroads of the Sikhs and See also: Mahrattas, and through See also: internal dissensions
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