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	Ägypten: Mythologie, Esoterik
		Nicht nur viele einzelne, nach bestimmten Kategorien sortierte Götter und Göttinnen werden beschrieben sondern man erfährt auch Wesentliches zum "Aufstieg und Fall der Götter", zum "Wesen der Götter", zur "Verehrung der Götter" und zum "Königtum und die Götter".
		Leider gibt es hierzu nur ein ganz kleines Handbüchlein mit Stichpunkten, die vom Inhalt mit anderen Tarots nicht vergleichbar sind.Die Deutung ist eine ganz andere und können einen Anfänger schon verwirren.
		Nur wer den Schlüssel zu diesen jahrtausende alten Weisheiten hat, der wird auch ihren Sinn richtig verstehen.
	www.panoptikum.net /buecher/esoterikaegyptenf.htm (2239 words)

	Nur Jehan (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nur Jehan is gone and never shall we see her like again, nor hear that voice, though it will live in the music she left us.
		Nur Jehan looked after the financial needs of her large family - and even family that was not immediate - all her life.
		Nur Jehan sang 127 songs in Indian films and the number of talking films she made from 1932 to 1947 was 69.
	www.khalidhasan.net /longerpieces/nur_jehan.htm (11324 words)

	Itihaas Feb 2nd, 1998 by Akhilesh Mithal
		It is because of her ‘eye’ being added to that of her husband who was one of the greatest aesthetes known to the history of mankind that Mughal painting scaled its pinnacle of glory in the period 1612-1627.
		The family of Nur Jahan, her mother, her father Mirza Ghiyas, her brother Asaf Khan, her niece Arjumand Bano Begum entitled Mumtaz Mahal (the lady of the Taj), her nephew Shaista Khan are all remarkable persons known for their administrative skills one for the extraordinary level of elegance and excellent achieved.
		Nur Jahan understood that he wanted to have her shoot two with bow and arrow and two with the gun.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Aegean/4758/it980202.html (1625 words)

	An Nur Hotel
		Nur Jehan or Mehrunissa Begum was the daughter of a Persian immigrant, Mirza Ghiyas Baig of Tehran.
		Nur Jehan became a prisoner in a small house for the rest of her life.
		Nur Pak claimed to be the mahdi, and was a reformer of Islam in his area.
	www.artistbooking.com /trips/5/an-nur-hotel.html (1180 words)

	Nur Jehan Summary
		A singer of the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent, Nur Jehan was a symbol of beauty and sensuousness for five decades.
		Nur Jehan was born as Mehrunissa Begum (alternative spelling: Mehr-un-Nisa) in 1577 at Kandahar, Khorasan.
		Nur Jahan became a prisoner in a small house for the rest of her life.
	www.bookrags.com /Nur_Jehan (623 words)

	Feature (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nur Jehan, however, insisted that he should only follow a line of work of which he had experience and for which he was qualified.
		Nur Jehan, meanwhile, began to cry, an art, Rizvi says, of which she is a past master.
		I first met Madam Nur Jehan in 1967 when she was going through a messy divorce with Ejaz, an actor with no talent, except perhaps his looks, whom she had married some years earlier and whose film career she had helped build.
	independent-bangladesh.com /news/apr/29/29042006ft.htm (8755 words)

	Nur Jehan [1577-1643] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nur Jehan was the daughter of a Persian immigrant, Mirza Ghiyas Baig of Tehran.
		Mehr-un-Nisa, entitled Nur Jehan, was born when her parents were migrating to the Sub-continent in the 16th century.
		Nur Jehan influenced a large number of brilliant soldiers, scholars and poets from Iran, who subsequently played an important role in the administration and in the development of the cultural life of Mughal Empire.
	www.storyofpakistan.com /person.asp?perid=P059 (451 words)

	Kerarwed Stadt - Nach der Belagerung
		Ich komme sofort nach." Der Junge hastet davon und Jehan macht sich ebenfalls, wenn auch langsamer, in Richtung Stabszelt auf.
		Jehans Augen leuchten, als er den Blick über seine Männer und Frauen schweifen lässt, an denen sich die Dunklen die Zähne ausbeißen werden.
		Jehan nickt ihm zu und ein leichtes Lächeln schleicht sich auf seine Lippen.
	www.trawonien.de /forum/read.php?23,1835,1835 (1564 words)

	Nur Jehan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nur Jahan (Persian: نور جهان) (alternative spelling Noor Jahan, Nur Jehan, Nor Jahan, etc.) (1577 – 1645) was a Mughal empress.
		Nur Jehan was the twentieth and favourite wife of Mughal Emperor Jehangir, who was her second husband.
		Nur Jahan was born Mehrunnisa (which means "the Sun of Women") in 1577 at Kandahar in present-day Afghanistan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nur_Jehan (1096 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Latest News - Pakistani girl shot 4 times survives honour killing
		Nur Jehan was shot in the stomach, leg, knee and arm outside Karachi and left for dead by her cousins, who accused her of having sex with a young man.
		Nur Jehan was declared a "kari", or fl woman, by her cousins who accused her of having sexual relations with a young man in Mirgoldop, a village in the south western province of Baluchistan where her father was a farmer.
		Fearing for his daughter's life, Nur Jehan's father moved the family to Karachi after she was declared a "kari".
	news.scotsman.com /latest.cfm?id=627332006 (559 words)

	Calibre needed to copy Nur Jehan: Faraz -DAWN - National; March 11, 2002
		He said on her visit to the Lok Virsa Festival, she was so overwhelmed by the respect and love showered by the people that she gave a performance, although that was not a part of her programme.
		Ms Swaraj said Nur Jehan was not only the ace artist of Pakistan but she was truly the Melody Queen of entire subcontinent.
		Ms Swaraj said that instead of calling Nur Jehan as Madame, she should be called Melody Queen or Begum Nur Jehan.
	www.dawn.com /2002/03/11/nat32.htm (563 words)

	History of India
		In the sixth year of his reign Jehan Gir married the beautiful Nur Jehan, by whose influence the emperor's natural brutality was greatly modified in practice.
		His son, Prince Khurram, later known as Shah Jehan, distinguished himself in war with the Rajputs, displaying a character not unworthy of his grandfather.
		Jehan Gir died in 1627 and was succeeded by Shah Jehan.
	www.asianartmall.com /indiahistory4.htm (1021 words)

	AlShindagah Online
		In the meantime, the daughter of Nur Jahan from her first husband, Sher Afghan Khan, got married to Prince Shahryar, the younger brother of Shah Jahan, who was Emperor Jahangir's youngest son by one of his other wives.
		Despite this, Nur Jehan sought vainly to have him ascend to the throne.
		The profusion of white marble buildings raised during the period of Shah Jehan, led one scholar to characterise it as the reign of marble.
	www.alshindagah.com /janfeb2004/ladyoftaj.html (2208 words)

	Feature (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nur Jehan had scored a succession of great Punjabi hits when she was cast for Khandan in 1942.
		One of Nur Jehan's last films in India in 1947 was Jugnu that launched the careers of two legendary figures, Dilip Kumar and Muhammad Rafi.
		Another distinguishing feature of the movie in which Nur Jehan played a college girl, who dies of consumption and unrequited love, was a song by one of the greatest female classical singers of all time, Malika-e-Mauseeqi Roshan Ara Begum.
	independent-bangladesh.com /news/may/06/06052006ft.htm (10124 words)

	A History of Kashmiri Pandits
		Miru Pandit whose ancestors had migrated from Kashmir in the time of Sikandar (1394 to 1417 A.D.) and settled in the Bahmani kingdom in the south during Feroz Shah's reign was appointed as the officer in command of the forts in Kamraj province.
		Nur Jehan collected her forces and succeeded in freeing Jehangir from Mahabat Khan's captivity.
		Shah Jehan inquired of Yusuf as to who was responsible in his opinion in Mahadeo's case.
	www.kashmir-information.com /Kilam/chapter8.html (2104 words)

	Places to Visit in Kashmir,Gulmarg,Shankaracharya Temple,Pari Mahal,Hazratbal Mosque,Srinagar Sightseeing,Jama Masjid ...
		Nishat Bagh-'Garden of bliss' situated on the banks of the Dal Lake, with the Zabarwan Mountains as its backdrop, commands a magnificent view of the lake and the snow capped Pir Panjal mountain range which stands far away to the west of the valley.
		Shalimar Bagh built by Emperor Jehangir for his wife Nur Jehan is a beautiful garden with sweeping vistas over gardens and lakes, and shallow terraces.
		Achabal (1,677 m) once the pleasure retreat of Empress Nur Jehan, it is located 58 kms from Srinagar, situated at the foot of a hill with a row of majestic chinars framing it.
	www.ladakh-travel.com /kashmir_valley_information/kashmir_place_to_visit.html (1848 words)

	Shahpir Ka Maqbara, Meerut, NORTH INDIA
		Shah Pir was a physician/advisor of Nur Jehan or Jehangir.
		The confusion is mentioned as the Gazette says Nur Jehan, but the keeper of the Mausoleum says Jehangir.
		Nur Jehan continued Jehangir's reign, after hiding news of his death for a long time and could have easily completed the building.
	anilbh.tripod.com /meerut/p1-6.htm (1084 words)

	SeightSeeing In Jammu Kashmir Tourism India Tour and Travel Kashmir India, Mughal garden, Hazratbal Mosque, Awantipur, ...
		Built by Emperor Jehangir for his wife Nur Jehan, Shalimar, 15 kms from the TRC, is a beautiful garden with sweeping vistas over gardens and lakes, and shallow terraces.
		Nishat was designed in 1633 AD by Asaf Khan, brother of Nur Jehan.
		Situated on the spur of a mountain overlooking the Dal, the ancient monument, with a well-laid spacious garden in front, is connected to Cheshmashahi by road.
	www.kashmirtourism.com /sightseeing.html (1192 words)

	Night of The General (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There was a similar response from Zil-e-Huma, whose mother Madame Nur Jehan's friendship with General Rani was legion.
		At first, Madame persistently denied that she was on friendly terms with the general, but when objectionable pictures of both of them were printed, she resorted to another defence and officially stated that General Rani, had time and, again tried to get her involved with the general.
		The Rani-Nur Jehan tussle was played up by the press, until eventually, some time before the latter's death, the two made up.
	www.newsline.com.pk /NewsMay2002/memories.htm (2343 words)

	The Twentieth Wife - Indu Sundaresan
		But it was this woman's aunt, an empress in her own right, who was the most powerful queen of that dynasty.
		As a winter storm rages in the remote outpost of Qandahar, a baby girl named Mehrunnisa is born in a nomad tent.
		At this time he gives her the title of Nur Jahan, by which she is known to posterity.
	www.indusundaresan.com /book1/ttw.htm (393 words)

	Taj Mahal - Agra - Taj Mahal Travel Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On the death of the Emperor Jehangir Nur Jehan proclaimed Shaheryar the Emperor.
		She did never like to interfere her husband in administrative and political affairs like Nur Jahan, but occasionally was glad to give their wise opinion as and when required by her husband.
		The lady of the Taj beloved consort of the world renowned Emperor Shah Jehan, Arjumand Bano Begum, better known by her title Mumtaj Mahal, was born in 1592 A.D. A Persian by descent, she was the daughter of Asaf Khan, the Prime Minister of Emperor Jahangir, court and the brother of Nur Hana.
	www.adventurenepaltravel.com /tajmahal.htm (1233 words)

	:Gateway to Sikhism
		Undoubtedly Nur Jehan, who evinced a disciple-like devotion to the Master, had something to do with his recall from Gwalior.
		In the year when Har Gobind was busy fighting near Amritsar with the forces of Shah Jehan in a small skirmish, when Shah Jehan was only an heir apparent, this old women, in her perfect Dhyanam, made a shirt of coarse cloth with yarn spun by her own hands.
		Through the kind offices of Nur Jehan, Mian Mir, Wazir Khan and others, Jehangir was induced to cause no injury to Guru Har Gobind or his Sikhs, in spite of the efforts of Chandu's party.
	allaboutsikhs.com /articles/guru_hargobind_ji.htm (3682 words)

	Riley and Maddie Visit Pakistan\|\|
		His wife Nur Jehan, the only Mughal Empress whose name appeared on coins of the time, built this beautiful, delicate tomb in the decade following his death.
		When Nur Jehan died, she was buried in another beautiful red sandstone tomb nearby.
		Shah Jehan built one of the most famous buildings in the world, the Taj Mahal, in Agra, India, to honor of his wife.
	chevroncarsblog.com /archives/2005/04/jehanghirs-tomb.html (279 words)

	three minutes happiness
		mehrunnisa's title after married the emperor: nur jehan.
		Jahangir married his twentieth and last wife, the extremely beautiful and intelligent Mehr-un-Nisa, in May 1611.
		Mehr-un-Nisa was given the title of Nur Jehan on her marriage to Jahangir.
	aalayaa.tripod.com /feb2006.htm (595 words)

	The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Main News
		Noor Jehan, started her career at the age of five, when she performed on stage in Calcutta.
		In 1982, when Nur Jehan first came to India, she was given rousing reception.
		Once, when Nur Jehan went to England to meet her husband who was in jail, newspapers splashed reports that she had gone there for marrying.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2000/20001224/main4.htm (648 words)

	Nurpur Fort, Monuments Forts of Himachal, Kangra Fort, Himachal Forts Tour, Forts in HP, Nurpur in Kangra
		Jehangir's eye fell on the beauteous wife of Sher Afghan, the lovely Mehrun-Nissa; the hapless husband was sent to the wars and certain death and Jehargir spent years to win the love of the winsome widow who would have nothing to do with him.
		She finally relented and the happy monarch named her, first, Nur Mahal, "Light of the palace" and later raised it to Nur Jehan, "Light of the World".
		The lovely town of Nurpur was named not only after her, following the conquest of the area, but also to reflect the glory of his favourite queen.
	himachal.indiantravelportal.com /forts/nurpur-fort.html (313 words)

	Nurpur Fort, Monuments Forts of Himachal, Kangra Fort, Himachal Forts Tour, Forts in HP, Nurpur in Kangra
		Jehangir's eye fell on the beauteous wife of Sher Afghan, the lovely Mehrun-Nissa; the hapless husband was sent to the wars and certain death and Jehargir spent years to win the love of the winsome widow who would have nothing to do with him.
		She finally relented and the happy monarch named her, first, Nur Mahal, "Light of the palace" and later raised it to Nur Jehan, "Light of the World".
		The lovely town of Nurpur was named not only after her, following the conquest of the area, but also to reflect the glory of his favourite queen.
	www.shubhyatra.com /himachal-pradesh/nurpur-fort.html (323 words)

	:: LIVEVISION :: - Entertainment
		The biggest shock to come still was the death of Madam Nur Jehan on the 23rd of December that same year.
		A child prodigy, Nur Jehan dabbled in acting but it was her voice that brought her recognition and accolades from every angle of the spectrum.
		Masood Pervaiz, director of Koel, Intezar and Zehr-i-Ishq, hit films with Madame Nur Jehan in her prime, died in March 2001.
	www.livevisionusa.com /nusrat.htm (1574 words)

	Mughals in Pakistan
		All the important monuments like the Royal Fort and the Badshahi Mosque, Wazir Khan's Mosque, the tombs of Jehangir, Asif Jah, Noor Jehan, Shalimar Gardens, Hiran Minar, etc. were constructed during this period.
		However, Shah Jehan's choicest building is the Shish Mahal, the Mirror Palace.
		At Attock there is a caravansary known as "Begum Ki Serai" built by Empress Nur Jehan.
	www.yespakistan.com /people/mughals.asp (743 words)

	Kashmir...Sight Seeing
		Shalimar, 15 kms from the TRC, is a beautiful garden with sweeping vistas over gardens and lakes, and shallow terraces.
		TRC Srinagar free of cost to visit the permits can be had from the infromation Counter Chashma Shahi Garden.
		time, it was converted into a school of astrology by Dara Shikoh, Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan's eldest son.
	www.jktourism.org /cities/kashmir/site-see/mughal.htm (374 words)

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