Reasons for the 1857 uprising and its aftermath. But the loss of this revolutionary treachery was only to the Muslims. And especially the last beacon of the Mughal dynasty was Bahadur Shah Zafar. Not much happened. Its importance had already been nullified. He was only a nominal king like ivory. The government had fallen into the hands of the British. Suspicion of the British was growing. In those days, a plan was hatched to overthrow the British government, but a man named Mangal Pandey shot dead a British official in Meerut, which led to a coup and a conspiracy Leaked The rebel group joined the uprising with half-preparedness, with the result that the uprising was crushed in front of a well-organized British army. The fire of this revolt spread so fast in northern India that a few people came forward under its leadership. Bahadur Shah Zafar also jumped for the lead in the field with his frozen sword, as a result of which, after crushing the uprising, Bahadur Shah Zafar was tried and he was deported to Rangoon. These days were very trying for him where his two sons were beheaded and decorated and presented on a plate of drugs. But the worst situation was that of the royal wives who became helpless and were forced to live in the same condition as the poor. There was no trace of her left and no proud person left her in the last days. She was forced to live a life of anonymity alone. In this book, the author has very effectively described the condition of these wives and the bloody story of their difficulties. The story of the painful days of the wives and princesses of the Mughal dynasty is surely heartbreaking and Hassan Nizami's pen has made these events even more influential due to its unique style.