Bishan Das was the most gifted painter of the time of which of the below king?
Jahangir
The correct answer is Jahangir.
Jahangir was so impressed with his skills that he noted in his autobiography, the 'Tuzuk-i-Jahangiri', that Bishan Das was unrivalled in the art of portraiture. The mission to Persia to paint Shah Abbas I was a testament to the high regard in which Bishan Das was held by Emperor Jahangir. This level of recognition highlights why he is considered one of the most gifted painters of Jahangir's era.
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