Historical significance of 4th November

Important historical events of 4th November: Mughal emperor Aurangzeb was born in 1618. He was the son of Shahjahan and brother of Jahanara Begum. His full name was Mohiuddin Muhammad Aurangzeb Alamgir. In 1658 he ousted his father from power and assumed the throne and ruled for about 50 years.

Aurangzeb was known for his religious fanaticism and harsh rule. He expanded the Mughal Empire, but by the end of his rule the stability of the empire began to decline. He died in 1707, which is considered to be the beginning of the decline of the Mughal Empire.

Other important events of November 4

• 1509 – Alfonso de Albuquerque became the second Portuguese Viceroy in India.
• 1619 – Frederick V became King of Bohemia.
• 1822 – Launch of water supply scheme in Delhi.
• 1856 – James Buchanan became the 15th President of America.
• 1875 – Massachusetts Rifle Association established in Boston.
• 1911 – Agreement between France and Germany for Morocco and Congo.
• 1984 – OB Aggarwal became the world champion of amateur snooker.
• 1997 – World’s highest STD in Siachen Base Camp. Booth was set up.
• 2000 – Japan’s proposal to ban nuclear weapons was passed in the United Nations.
• 2002 – China signed a free trade area treaty with ASEAN countries.
• 2003 – The President of Sri Lanka dismissed the ministers and suspended the Parliament.
• 2005 – Report of the investigation into irregularities in the food plan for Iraq was released.
• 2008 – India’s first unmanned spacecraft Chandrayaan-1 reached the lunar orbit.
• 2015 – 37 people died in a plane crash in Southern Sudan.

people born on november 4

• 1955- Rita Bhaduri, famous actress of Hindi cinema.
• 1955 – David Julius, American physiologist and Nobel Prize winner.
• 1944 – Padmavati Bandopadhyay, first woman Air Marshal of the Indian Air Force.
• 1934- Vijaya Mehta, leading female filmmaker of Indian cinema.
• 1618 – Aurangzeb, Mughal ruler.
• 1845-Vasudev Balwant Phadke, famous revolutionary.
• 1876 ​​- Brother Parmanand, great revolutionary of the freedom struggle.
• 1889- Jamnalal, freedom fighter.
• 1925- Ritwik Ghatak, writer and filmmaker.
• 1970-Tabu, film actress.
• 1932-Jaikishan, famous musician.
• 1925- Chhabildas Mehta, Indian National Congress politician.
• 1925- Father Wallace, famous Gujarati writer and priest.
• 1929 – Shakuntala Devi, mental calculator.
• 1911- Sudarshan Singh Chakra, litterateur and freedom fighter.
• 1889- Jamnalal Bajaj, freedom fighter.

Died on 4th November

• 1970 – Shambhu Maharaj, famous guru and dancer of Kathak.