-- the alamgiri gate
-- lagbagh fort in dhaka
-- badshahi mosque
Aurangzeb's father was Shah Jahan, the fifth Mughal Emperor, and his mother was Mumtaz Mahal.
the think walls protected the ditch in aurangzebs time because the walls were thick and the ditch ( pit ) was deep. this protected the ditch : as if the aurangzebs come from the ditch, they would fall down and if they came from the other side, the soldiers would see them from the bastions. I know this because i have the book of history and it has the chapter of aurangzeb. good luck .
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