DETAIL INFORMATION ON MUGHAL EMPIRE KINGS (UPSC)

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In this article, we have discussed complete information on Mughal Empire kings. In this, you get complete information on Babur, Shah Jahan, Jahangir, Akbar, and Humayun.

We have also discussed some questions on the Mughal empire, which will help you in government exams.

INFORMATION ON MUGHAL EMPIRE KINGS

The period from 1526 to 1857 was known as the Mughal Empire period. Babar laid the foundation of the Mughal empire in 1526. Bahadur Shah Zafar was the last king of the Mughal empire, who led the battle of 1857.

There is a total of 15 kings of the Mughal empire.

List of Mughal empire kings names are as follows:

So, these are the Mughal empire king’s names and their rule period.

MUGHAL EMPIRE KINGS

BABUR ( 1526 TO 1530 BC)

• Babur was invited to invade India by Punjab ruler Daulat Kha and Alam khan uncle of Ibrahim Lodi.
• Babur is considered the founder of the Mughal Empire in India.
• Babur was born on 14 February 1483 in Fargana state. His father’s name was Umar Shaik Mirza & his mother’s name was Futalug nigar.
• After the death of his father at the age of 11, he sat on the throne of Fargana.
• On April 21, 1526, the battle of Panipat took place between Babur and Ibrahim Lodi. In which Babur’s victory.
• In honor of the conquest of Panipat, Babur gave one silver coin to each resident of Kabul, hence it is also known as ‘Kalandar’.
• On 16 March 1527, a battle was fought between Babur and Rana Sanga in which Babur won.
• Babur died on 26 December 1530 and was buried in Kabul.
• Babur wrote his autobiography in Turkish, “Tujuk-e-Babari”
• Babur was the first to use cannons in battle.

Humayun (1530 to 156 BC)

AKBAR (1556 TO 1605 BC)

JAHANGIR (1605 TO 1627 BC)

SHAH JAHAN (1627–1658)

Originally published at https://www.historyandfitness.com on January 11, 2021.