Table of Contents
Part I — Timur
Part II — Babar: (ruled 1526-1530)
- The battle of Panipat
- Babar's oneness with his army
- The Kohinoor diamond
- Babar's heart of forgiveness
- Babar takes a life
- Babar's concern for the merchant
- Babar sacrifices his life
Part III — Humayun: 1st Rule: 1530-1540, 2nd Rule: 1555-1556
- Brother, come and save me!
- The water carrier's bravery
- Humayun forgives his Prime Minister
- The birth of Akbar
- Humayun spares Kamran's life
- Humayun's death
Part IV — Akbar the Great: (ruled 1556-1605)
- The greatest Moghul Emperor
- Boiram Khan retires
- The old lady and the dagger
- Akbar's justice-light
- The Emperor's hidden gift
- Akbar prays for a son
- The immeasurable wealth of the Moghul Empire
- The minister's temple
- Akbar's secret visit to Mirabai
- Akbar, Tansen and Haridas: a play in one act
- Scene I
- Scene II
- Scene III
- Biographies of the Moghul Emperors
- Akbar yields to a Jaina monk
- Who carries the worse luck?
- The foolish and the wise
- The darkness of the mind
- The power to punish
- Universal jealousy
- Heaven and hell
- Akbar is superior to Indra
- The son of an ass
- Stand up then!
- Of the same caste
- Only the coat, and not the donkey
- Four first-class fools
- The marriage of courage and fear
- The depth of gratitude and the height of ingratitude
- The blind always outnumber the men of sight
- You are worse than a ghost
- Do not insult a fool
- As much and as little as possible
- The distance between truth and falsehood
- The death of Birbal
- Akbar and the poet
- Akbar visits Guru Nanak
- Salim's betrayal
- Hamida Begum's plea for her grandson
- The passing of Akbar
Part V — Jahangir: (ruled 1605-1627)
Part VI — Shah Jahan: (ruled 1628-1658)
- The reign of Shah Jahan
- Mumtaz Mahal
- Shah Jahan's thirst
- Shah Jahan teaches his officer a lesson
- The Muslim mendicant
- The arrogant officer
- Shah Jahan's tomb for his wife
- Jahanara's last wish
- Let Allah's will be done
- A monument to love

