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The Myth of Anarkali – Xee Hoo’s Exploration Q1. What issue does Xee Hoo explore about Anarkali? Xee Hoo explores the long-shelved issue of Anarkali and criticizes European historians for exaggerating her story. Q2. Why did European historians exaggerate the character of Anarkali? They did so to add spice to history, to present Mughal India as rich in romance and intrigue, and to sell books with sensational stories. They also wanted to portray Mughal-era historians as enlightened and informed by highlighting such tales. Q3. Was there really an Anarkali? According to Xee Hoo, there was no Anarkali of real historical importance. If she existed at all, she was merely a concubine of no significance. Q4. What is the main historical evidence against Anarkali’s importance? Had Anarkali been important, she would have been mentioned in King Jahangir’s memoir Tuzk-e-Jahangiri or by contemporary Indian historians. However, there is no such mention, and only European writers picked up and spread the story. Q5. Whose tomb is popularly known as the “Tomb of Anarkali”? Xee Hoo explains that the so-called “Tomb of Anarkali” is actually the tomb of Sahib Jamal, the wife of Jahangir and mother of Prince Pervaiz. Q6. Who was Sahib Jamal? Sahib Jamal was a Mughal royal lady of high stature, the wife of Jahangir and the mother of his son Prince Pervaiz. Q7. What does Xee Hoo highlight about the tomb’s decoration? He points out that red flowers are painted on the walls of the tomb. These are rarely found on other tombs, but here they appear in abundance. Q8. Who concocted the story of Anarkali? The story of Anarkali was first concocted by William Finch, a European writer. Q9. According to the legend, who ordered Anarkali to be fixed in the wall? The story says that King Akbar ordered Anarkali to be entombed alive within a wall. Q10. What was King Akbar’s alleged motive regarding Anarkali? The legend claims that King Akbar wanted to deflower the concubine, which became the basis of the fabricated tale. #travel #lahorehistory #Anarkalitomb #androonlahore #walledcity #purtgal #xeehoo #love #poetry #women #lovestory #ghulamqadir #rasheedulhassan #zeshanhussain #mughalempirehistoryinhindi XEE HOO ( ZEESHAN HUSSAIN ) LAHORE VIDEOS A Lahorite Hindu Family Carries A Unique Legacy | Rattan Chand Temple    • A Lahorite Hindu Family Carries A Unique L...   A Mosque After The Name of A Hindu Woman In Lahore | Maria or Mariam    • A Mosque After The Name of A Hindu Woman I...   Unfolding The Hidden History of Lahore Before 1000 CE | The Chach vs Hindu Dynasty Team Xee Hoo ( Zeeshan Hussain ) Credits. CEO : Shamaila Salahuddin Producer: Rasheed Ul Hassan Production Manager : Aleena Salahuddin Cameraman : Qamar Ali Murad Editor : Muhammad Kaif Drone operator: Muhammad Ashraf Script Writer : Zeeshan Hussain Voice Over : Zeeshan Hussain Host : Zeeshan Hussain Powered by Vaudeville Productions