Three sons of Aurangzeb were:

1. Muhammad Azam Shah
2. Muhammad Akbar
3. Muhammad Sultan

Muhammad Azam Shah:
• He was the eldest son of Aurangzeb and was born in 1653.
• Azam Shah was appointed as the governor of Bengal at the age of 17.
• He was a capable military commander and led campaigns against the Marathas and the Rajputs.
• Azam Shah died in 1707 while fighting against his half-brother, Prince Shah Alam.

Muhammad Akbar:
• He was the third son of Aurangzeb and was born in 1657.
• Akbar rebelled against his father and fled to Persia in 1681.
• He later returned to India and fought against his father in the Battle of Jajau in 1707.
• Akbar was defeated in the battle and was imprisoned until his death in 1709.

Muhammad Sultan:
• He was the youngest son of Aurangzeb and was born in 1696.
• Sultan was imprisoned by his father for rebelling against him.
• He died in prison in 1719.

Overall, Aurangzeb's sons were not successful in their attempts to gain power and their infighting contributed to the decline of the Mughal Empire.