The great “Zahir Al-Din Muhammad Babur”:

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In 1525 Babur set to attack and conquers India. He only has 12000 men’s with him but he had a promised to help by Daulat khan lodhi. The governor of Punjab. They planned to march together against the king and ruling empire sultan Ibrahim lodhi who was the king of Bangalore that time .when Babur reached India. Daulat was afraid to help him and he betrayed him .So Babur started to off to Bangalore with his small army of men. And Ibrahim lodhi reported to have 1 hundred thousand men and one hundred war elephants .but Babur has something which Ibrahim did not have heavy guns and cannons. The first proper k style artillery means “large-calibre guns used in warfare on land. Seen in medieval India there were hardly any guns at that time in India and Babur had managed to get hold of some Kabul .He also had cannons guns and some firearms men’s as well.
The two king’s armies met at the famous village near Delhi and the famous battle of panipat the both armies gathered front of each other for a week before the battle’s starts and you know that Babur was the great gernal he planned the battle very carefully and he wanted to conquered Delhi, very important to him .The battle starts and after the battle fifteen thousand men’s of the enemy were killed including their commander Ibrahim lodhi.

And before the enemy recover from that defeat the Delhi was capture by Babur.

In 1529 Babur battle with Afghans but Babur won the battle but afghans was  not totally weakened the shake hands with Mahmud lodhi the brother of Ibrahim  lodhi  the fight with Babur again  but he  battle with magnificent  planned and won the battle in Gogra.

Babur married several times but the popular sons of his are Humayun, Kamran Mirza, and Hindal Mirza.  

 Babur   died in 1530   according to his wishes his son Humayun become  the king and ruler of Mughal Empire.

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