Lol as expected---poor Hindutva incels getting mad in this thread.
Aurangzeb had great positives and as expected, some negatives too. His reign, his conquests, and his policies can be critiqued. But to imagine a balanced view of him from inferiority-complex stricken Hindus is laughable. Afterall, Aurangzeb literally stretch the domination of Mughals across the length and width of Indian landmass like no ruler in Medieval India had ever done so before.
Although, Aurangzeb's reign also coincided with the time where global Islamic domination was setting, and the era of Europe as a the new global hegemon was rising. He died in the 18th century----by mid 18th century, another Islamic empire (Afsharid empire) was arguably the most powerful empire on the face of the Earth. However, after mid 18th century, it was all Europe (that had been rising since quite some time now)
Even in India, after Mughals decline post Aurangzeb---few decades of chaos existed where Sikhs, Marathas etc made small territorial gains temporarily (poor Indians call those meager gains as "empire" LOL)---but by 1757, Brits at Plassey had announced their arrival and domination of India passed from Mughals to Brits effectively.
Aurangzeb, nevertheless, was one of the most powerful and influential Indian ruler. Much more so than any Hindu ruler of Medieval times.
Ironically, Aurangzeb had more power over Indian landmass and population than Modi does today