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The history of Babur and his sons is one of ambition, betrayal, and endurance. Born of the fierce Turco‑Mongol bloodline of Timur and Genghis Khan, Babur carved out the Mughal Sultanate in India in 1526. Yet his legacy was shadowed by the struggles of his heirs. Humayun, Babur’s eldest son, inherited a vast empire but also a father’s command to forgive his brothers — a mercy that became his greatest weakness. Betrayal after betrayal forced Humayun into exile, turning his life into a saga of sorrow and resilience. This tragic history, stretching from Samarkand to Delhi, reveals the painful journey of Babur’s lineage and the fragile foundations of the Mughal dynasty. This book is availabe in Hindi also.
