The Rise of the Mughal Empire and Early Afghan Resistance

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Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur
The founder of the Mughal Empire, born in Fargana in 1483.
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Babur's Ancestry
Paternal descendant of Amir Taimur (Timurlane) and maternal descendant of Chengiz Khan.
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Battle of Panipat (1526)
The battle in which Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi, establishing Mughal rule in India.
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Ibrahim Lodi
The last Lodi Sultan of Delhi, defeated and killed by Babur in April 1526.
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Nusrat Shah
The Sultan of Bengal and Bihar who granted political asylum, land, and privileges to fleeing Afghan Lodi leaders.
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Lodi Dynasty
An Afghan dynasty that ruled Delhi prior to the Mughal conquest, plagued by internal conflict among regional leaders.
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Conquests of 1519-1525
Babur's sequential campaigns capturing Vira, Sialkot, Saidpur (1519-1520), Kandahar (1522), and Punjab (1525).
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Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur

The founder of the Mughal Empire, born in Fargana in 1483.

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Babur's Ancestry

Paternal descendant of Amir Taimur (Timurlane) and maternal descendant of Chengiz Khan.

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Battle of Panipat (1526)

The battle in which Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi, establishing Mughal rule in India.

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Ibrahim Lodi

The last Lodi Sultan of Delhi, defeated and killed by Babur in April 1526.

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Nusrat Shah

The Sultan of Bengal and Bihar who granted political asylum, land, and privileges to fleeing Afghan Lodi leaders.

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Lodi Dynasty

An Afghan dynasty that ruled Delhi prior to the Mughal conquest, plagued by internal conflict among regional leaders.

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Conquests of 1519-1525

Babur's sequential campaigns capturing Vira, Sialkot, Saidpur (1519-1520), Kandahar (1522), and Punjab (1525).