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1. Babur
(1483 –1531)

2. Humayun
(1508 –1556)

Masuma Sultan Begum

Kamran Mirza
(1509 –1557)

Gulchehra Begum

Askari Mirza
(1516 –1557/1558)

Hindal Mirza
(1519 –1551)

Gulbadan Begum

Gulrukh Begum

3. Akbar
(1542 –1605)

Mirza Muhammad Hakim
(1553 –1585)

4. Jahangir
(1569 –1627)

Shahzada Khanam

Shah Murad
(1570- 1599)

Daniyal
(1572- 1604)

Shakarunnisa Begum

Aram Banu Begum

Sultan Nisar Begum

Khusrau Mirza
(1587 –1622)

Parvez
(1590- 1626)

Bahar Banu Begum

5. Shah Jahan
(1592 –1666)

Luzzutunnissa Begum

Jahandar

Shahrayar
(1605 –1628)

Jahanara Begum

Dara Shikoh
(1615- 1659)

Shah Shuja
(1616-1661)

Roshanara Begum

6. Aurangzeb^[i]
(1618 –1707)

Murad Baksh
(1624 - 1661)

7. Muhammad Azam Shah
(1653 - 1707)

8. Bahadur Shah I
(1643 –1712)

Muhammad Akbar
(1657- 1706)

Muhammad Kam Bakhsh
(1667- 1709)

Azim-ush-Shan
(1664 –1712)

Rafi-ush-Shan
(1671 –1712)

9. Jahandar Shah
(1661 –1713)

Khujista Akhtar
(1673- 1712)

Neku Siyar
(1679- 1723)

Muhi us-Sunnat
(1690- 1747)

10. Farrukhsiyar
(1683 –1719)

12. Shah Jahan II

(1696 –1719)

11. Rafi'u-d-Darjat
(1699 –1719)

Muhammad Ibrahim
(1703 –1746)

15. Alamgir II
(1699 –1759)

13. Muhammad Shah
(1702 –1748)

16. Shah Jahan III
(1711- 1772)

17. Shah Alam II
(1728 –1806)

14. Ahmad Shah Bahadur
(1725 –1775)

19. Akbar Shah II
(1760 –1837)

18. Shah Jahan IV
Bedar Bakht
(1749- 1790)

20. Bahadur Shah II Zafar
(1775 –1862)

Notes:

^ R. B. Whitehead, Catalogue of Coins in the Panjab Museum, Lahore: Coins of the Mughal Emperors, Obscure Press, retrieved 29 April 2010

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