18th-century ruler

An 18th-century ruler is a sovereign or head of state who governed a territory during the 1700s, navigating the era’s shifting political, economic, and intellectual currents such as absolutism, colonial expansion, and Enlightenment thought.

Aliases (6)

• Mughal emperor ×13
• 18th-century monarch ×1
• Enlightened absolutist ×1
• Enlightenment ruler ×1
• Peshwa-era monarch ×1
• enlightened monarch ×1

Instances (19)

• Bahadur Shah II ("Mughal emperor")
• Humayun ("Mughal emperor")
• Akbar ("Mughal emperor")
• Jahangir ("Mughal emperor")
• Catherine I of Russia ("18th-century monarch")
• Shah Jahan ("Mughal emperor")
• Aurangzeb ("Mughal emperor")
• Catherine II of Russia ("Enlightenment ruler")
• Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor ("Enlightened absolutist")
• Empress Maria Theresa (as Austrian ruler)
• Mughal emperor Shah Alam II ("Mughal emperor")
• Shahu I ("Peshwa-era monarch")
• Dildar Begum ("Mughal emperor")
• Lal Bai ("Mughal emperor")
• Akbar II ("Mughal emperor")
• Khurram ("Mughal emperor")
• Nur-ud-din Muhammad Salim ("Mughal emperor")
• Stanisław II Augustus Poniatowski ("enlightened monarch")
• Alamgir I ("Mughal emperor")