Who killed Aurangzeb?

Who killed Aurangzeb? When Aurangzeb died in 1707 CE, he was an old man, around 88 years old, and multiple sources indicate that his cause of death was in all probability natural. In the 21st-century region that he once ruled over, Aurangzeb is a polarizing figure who, on the one hand, brutally persecuted Hindus, but on the other hand, expanded the Mughal Empire and the spread of Islam. During his last days, Aurangzeb examined his life and expressed his regrets in a series of letters he wrote to his sons, Azam Shah and Kam Bakhsh. In his letters, Aurangzeb spoke about what he felt were his sins and what he perceived as his failures and worried about how those who had served him would be treated after his death. Aurangzeb did not want a grand tomb when he died in Ahmednagar, India, and in accordance with his wishes, he was buried in a humble tomb in Khuldabad, India, which is located on the Deccan Plateau. It is a simple tomb with an open-air grave protected by an ornamental-screened structure.