Al Muqaddimah
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Akbar, the Greatest Mughal | 1556CE - 1605CE | Al Muqaddimah
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In January 1556, Shahanshah Humayun of the Mughal Empire fell from the stairs of his library and injured himself. He died of those injuries, a while later. With his death, the future of the Mughal Empire seemed dire. The empire had barely been in his control for six months. Before this, he had wrested it from the Afghan Suri dynasty after having spent some 15 years in exile. From the time of his father, Babur’s invasion of India in 1526, the empire had never truly seemed stable. There was always a rebellion, always a war. Now, after Humayun, his young son, Jalal ad-Din was put on the throne. Who could easily have become a puppet king, would eventually become the greatest ruler of India.
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