Last words of Aurangzeb on his death-bed

[Contrarian]

All that may be so, and with good reasons.
Even some 'Good Kings' have had very dark sides to them; which people have found very expedient to hide, deny or cover up in some form or other.
I do believe that in our overwhelming fascination with "Black" and "White" we lose sight of the "shades of grey" to our own detriment.

True, but needless pointing out the gray when its not relevant is also to our detriment.
Eulogizing him does not bring benefit, neither does demonizing him.
What was...was.
It has left its scars in history.