Babur, the Founder of the Mughal Empire | 1483CE - 1530CE | Al Muqaddimah

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[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

Visit my Patreon to support the channel by pledging a dollar or more: www.patreon.com/AlMuqaddimahYT Become a member on KZbin: kzbin.info/door/f0O2efB4K66UUaT7QJPVNAjoin Also, at the start, I didn't mean, "Granada had fallen a century earlier". It actually fell in 1492 when Babur was around 9.

[@mayankbisht7691]

Thank you for this video, we will see this drama in Hotstar Series The Empire

[@mayankbisht7691]

Also one point, I think he didn't liked India because his ancestor looted India and he conquered, India not out of ambition but out of necessity as he was a King without a Kingdom, maybe he was feeling nostalgic for his birthplace.

[@snaf7249]

Babur never converted to Shia.. Why giving fake information ??

[@nafismubashir2479]

Will you be talking about Afghanistan?

[@gtr8005]

can you please make a video on the bengal sultanate?I am from Bangladesh.Very little is known about the history of bengal sultanate to the entire world at present.

[@HVLLOWS1999]

10:35 Al Muq casually ranting at a guy who's been dead for almost 500 years. You gotta love it.

[@khamidoffbobur6639]

My name is too Babur. Salam from Uzbekistan🇺🇿

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Love Chagatai Turks ❤️

[@nurmuhammadnuriddinov2720]

Salom 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@maxtyson9035]

Salaam

[@thegreatwizard7635]

Assalam from a Uzbek friend Me lol

[@craftyunicorn4291]

@@papazataklaattiranimam Uzbeks and Chagtais are different. Uzbeks are Karluk Turks.

[@olegkirovskii2720]

I love how you use Cyrillic script for Mongolian language. Could Genghis Khan have imagined back in his lifetime that the script developed by Byzantine monks for those strange folks in the northern forests, who were killed in hundreds by general Subaday, is going to represent his country 800 years later?

[@Noamanos._.Machdes]

Irony

[@KAhmed]

#MONGOLEMPIRESXXXXXXXROMANEMPIRES/#OKKKKKKKKKKK

[@Nosirrbro]

It’s a script that’s definitely made a journey, that’s for sure

[@monsieur1936]

*Soviet anthem intensifies in the background

[@loquat44-40]

The Yassa was the greatest mongol document. The Yassa, which is thought to be written in the Uighur Mongolian script and written on scrolls, was preserved in secret archives and known only to and read only by the royal family. Apparently Uighur Mongolian script was from from the Aramaic script that went a lot of different hands before becoming the Mongolian script The term "Old Uyghur" used for this alphabet is misleading because Qocho, the Tocharian-Uyghur kingdom created in 843, originally used the Old Turkic alphabet. The Uyghur adopted this "Old Uyghur" script from local inhabitants when they migrated into Turfan after 840.[2] It was an adaptation of the Aramaic alphabet used for texts with Buddhist, Manichaean and Christian content for 700-800 years in Turpan. The last known manuscripts are dated to the 18th century. This was the prototype for the Mongolian and Manchu alphabets. The Old Uyghur alphabet was brought to Mongolia by Tata-tonga. Tǎtǎ-tǒng'ā) was a Uyghur man involved in bringing and adapting the Old Uyghur alphabet to the Mongolian Plateau in the form of the Mongolian script (Mongol bichig or hudum bichig).[1] He was captured by Genghis Khan in the 13th century and soon taught the Old Uyghur alphabet to members of the court and adapted it to Khalkha Mongolian,[citation needed] although Genghis Khan himself never learned it. The Uyghur script was used until 1946, when Cyrillic script was introduced to replace it. It is still used mainly in Inner Mongolia, China. In present-day Mongolia, Cyrillic is the official script for the Mongolian language and the traditional script is referred to as the Old Mongol script (Mongolian: Хуучин монгол бичиг). Today, an estimated six million Mongol people in China can still read the traditional Mongolian script. The Manchu alphabet was derived since the very end of the 16th century from this Mongolian script.

[@Stoneworks]

Oh sure, when HE's out camping with 300 guys and 1 tent its 'heroic' and 'humble', but when I do it its 'sodomy'

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

You have to be sure to say, "No homo" to avoid that.

[@zxera9702]

A simple ''no homo'' can nullify the time with the boiz

[@CarneSagrado]

. oh! I thought he meant, with HIS MOTHER! Hahahahaha! .

[@byron-ih2ge]

@@AlMuqaddimahYT stay halal bruh ..

[@srikrishnak196]

@@AlMuqaddimahYT dude, I just got a comment removed here. I was countering insults like 'Indians don't seem to like the truth that they are ugly' etc. etc. (in Indirect ways). I was telling how not to assume the while nation as Indus and Ganga Yamuna river Valley and think that all Indians and their commodities are bad.

[@lakhshyalakey8078]

It's misleading to call it "Turkish", and Babur didn't speak a Oghuz variant of the language like those in modern-day Turkey do. He spoke Chagatai Turkic, the predecessor of modern-day Uzbek language.

[@jgr7487]

Turkish is a language family of which Uzbek is part.

[@tahawaleed1779]

But it's still Turkic

[@lakhshyalakey8078]

@@jgr7487 Turkic, not Turkish

[@pristi713]

yeah it should be turkic

[@kmmmsyr9883]

For Turks, there is no difference between Turkish and Turkic, in Turkish they are both translated as "Türk", I believe that to be the case for other Turk"ic" languages as well. Anatolian Turks embrace the history of Central Asian Turks and Central Asian Turks embrace the history of Anatolian Turks.

[@muneeb2122]

Imagine a 15 year old leading an army and conquering cities.

[@hussainumair5837]

True these days it's a miracle

[@chraman169]

Imagine that the greatest conqueror who conquered the greatest city was just 21 at that time

[@skibididomp]

@@chraman169 Today it is not possible.

[@chraman169]

@@skibididomp Today people are considered full adults until their mid tewnties. They also don't act like that.

[@HussainKhan-jl2zm]

12 years

[@Theunknownpast_official]

This was astonishing I'm so glad you made this video because I was doing some research about him 💪🏼

[@engineeringwithprogramming]

If you need anything like present day photos of his palace in Andijan, I live in Andijan, I can help

[@micahistory]

Great job, this is the best video on him I ever saw!

[@chronikhiles]

Turkic and Turkish can't be used interchangeably as you do in this video. Turkish is the most spoken of the Turkic language family today and is spoken in modern day Anatolia. Babur spoke what historians call "Chagatai Turkic" which was a precursor to modern day Uzbek, though he'd also been fluent in Farsi.

[@senaeco]

Precurser to hindi as well.

[@NadeemMohsin]

@@senaeco This isn't strictly true. Hindi/Urdu certainly has a ton of loanwords from Turkic languages, but that's the extent of it. Even in that department the Turkic loanwords are outdone by Farsi, which contributed many more. To be a proper precursor, Chagatai would have to have passed on fundamental structures and grammar. In Hindi these are very obviously from the Indo-Iranian family. Nearly every major Turkic feature is missing from Hindi. For example, one of the key features of Turkic languages is agglutination, which is entirely missing in Hindi, where inflection is used instead. This is vastly different from Uzbek, which is a true descendant of Chagatai Turkic and carries most of its features.

[@lifeofasinglekazakh]

@@NadeemMohsin you're right, I'm kazak, not uzbek but they are pretty similar, so yeah our languages are agglutinative!

[@chraman169]

They can. This turkic/turkish divide was fabricated by westerners in the 20th century to bring the turks away from their roots. Before that, all was just turkish, not turkic.

[@craftyunicorn4291]

Yep Turkic and Turkish languages and peoples have very different meanings.

[@sagaramskp]

I would recommend the historic novel 'raiders from north' to get the interesting astonishing journey of Babur from his perspective. It's not less adventurous than any legendary hero

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

It's not a historic novel. It's historical fiction.

[@shandarjan1656]

Novels are all about fictions bro

[@SAMARTHSAMANT]

@@AlMuqaddimahYT raiders from north was written by Rudyard kipling a popular writer who also wrote the jungle book . It's based on facts . New Indian web series "the empire " is based on that novel.

[@jordanbell4736]

So by historic fiction you mean fiction written in the past, like Chretien de Troyes. The distinction is not about fiction or novel; those are synonyms. It is about historic or historical.

[@anirudh177]

Historical fiction is not a good way to learn history, If you want an academic work on Babur, read Stephen Frederick Dale's "The Garden of the Eight Paradises: Babur and the Culture of Empire in Central Asia, Afghanistan and India", it's a 500 page single volume biography of our favourite warlord. If reading this feels like too much info dump for you, Dale published an abridged version of this long work called "Babur: Timurid Prince and Mughal Emperor [1483-1530]", which is around 200 pages.

[@ihavenomouthandimusttype9729]

Is it ironic that the descendant of Timur and Chingis Khan would end up in the one nation neither could conquer?

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

Timur did conquer it, though, as much as he was interested in, at least.

[@padishahproductions1214]

@@AlMuqaddimahYT and all three are my ancestors

[@rubiciousleo6431]

@@padishahproductions1214 Blood brothers

[@padishahproductions1214]

@@rubiciousleo6431 peace and blessings upon you brother or sister

[@ThinkBeforeYouSpeak.]

3:32 from Babur in 1504 cut to Taliban in 2021 Aug 15

[@faiz_siddiqui]

Essential for everyone who's going to watch Disney and Hotstar's 'The Empire'.

[@Wgainz221]

Yeah

[@souravdas4759]

Baber is butcher

[@userYtf]

@@souravdas4759 so was Ashoka, Alexander, cholas and 80% of all the kings in the world

[@monsieur1936]

Well, films do a poor job in portraying historical characters as a person. Hope Empire is better.

[@userYtf]

@@monsieur1936 well it's on a fictional novel so don't expect textbook level knowledge from it, just enjoy as game of thrones

[@charlieduke6393]

I love your channel, I love your content, and to be honest you’re helping me convert to Islam

[@abuchadibnbased9628]

Why do you want to convert?

[@charlieduke6393]

@@abuchadibnbased9628 many reasons, but the biggest is that I have not ever felt right in Christian religions, but Islam is helping me, helping me be a better person. I know all religions promote the idea to be a good person, but I think King Abdullah II of Jordan, in one of his English speeches for maybe the UN, I don’t remember when that was, but the way he spoke about Islam, and The Prophet, grabbed my interests. I saw that video a couple of years ago, kept coming back to it and have been on the path to conversion ever since February

[@abuchadibnbased9628]

@@charlieduke6393 hmm I am a muslim myself Its highly unlikely to see christians not viewing islam as a "warlike barbaric religion" especially in the middle east region. Respect +++ Love from India

[@charlieduke6393]

@@abuchadibnbased9628 it’s very unfortunate that your statement carries a lot of truth behind it. It is true that a lot of Christians view Islam and Muslims in that very short sided, demeaning and untrue way. People fear what they do not understand. My journey into Islam has only just begun so I am not an expert in anyway, but from what I have learned so far, Islam is a peaceful religion, the fundamental basics of Islam are good in nature and promote positivity and treating people fairly and with respect. I pray that one day I will get the honor to make the Hajj Thank you for asking. May I ask what part of India you are from? I have always wanted to visit India. Much Love and Respect from Utah, U.S.A.

[@abuchadibnbased9628]

I am from Darjeeling ,West bengal If you want to visit India I would highly recommend you to visit South & North East India instead of just visiting dusty cities of North India.

[@Straightforwardpk]

Babur ❤ gave a theory that kashmir is from kush tribe

[@bakhtiyorakramjonov7606]

He didn't hate India . He just loved his country too much that's why he made so many comparisons. Only to show nothing is comparable with his country. He also once said " i'd prefer to be a beggar in my country than being a king in the foreign country"

[@eee9034]

Of course , he didn't hate india, only hindus right? , who are native in india and indian sub-continent, thats why he made pyramids of indian skull, destroyed 500 temples and made a mosque over a major temple , He didn't hate India right?

[@bakhtiyorakramjonov7606]

@@eee9034 did he really make pyramid of skulls. I think your confusing him with Timur.

[@A_Shanto]

@@eee9034 lol where you found those stupid story??from whatsapp???

[@camocamper2830]

​@@A_Shanto The emperor Babur (1483-1530) , founder of the Mughal Dynsty (who ruled India from 1526 -1530 AD) writing in his memoirs called the ‘Baburnama’ - wrote : "I attacked Chanderi and by the grace of Allah captured it in a few hours. We got the infidels slaughtered and the place which had been Daru’l-Harb (nation of non-muslims) for years was made into a Daru’l-Islam (a muslim nation).” He raised towers of Hindu skulls at Khanwa when he defeated Rana Sanga in 1527 and later he repeated the same horrors after capturing the fort of Chanderi.

[@A_Shanto]

@@camocamper2830 lol he killed soilders not civilian and make tower of skull its pretty common in central asian warrior by defeating enemy in this book he never mentioned that he killed civilian

[@Sufisulayman01]

I come from the lineage of lodhi empire as a person who come from the line from ibirhim lodhi truly I believe that ibhiam and babur couldn’t be in the same place as one the saying is can’t be two tigers in one jungle so both frought and babur won and established his empire I truly respect babur may they both rest in peace Ibhiram lodhi and babur

[@fatimaeffendi4864]

JAZAAKUM ALLAH KHAIRAN for the info I much needed it

[@lfctango1759]

I would love if you could make a series on various Islamic figures like Jalaludin Rumi, Tariq ibn Ziyad and Salahuddin Ayyubi. Btw your videos are great 👍

[@ench4nted726]

Ya I agree

[@abdulrahimibrahim7359]

Jalal d'un Rumi is not Islamic leader

[@mahinahmed4002]

will you make one about the Bengal saltanat? by the way I am from Bangladesh.

[@shadmannafiskhan7160]

হ্যা ভাই Bengal saltanate নিয়ে tamon kno video oi nai

[@ty814]

Kemon asen?

[@mahinahmed4002]

@@ty814 Alhamdulillah. Apni kmn achen?

[@singhizhem]

You should do a very detailed video on the war of accession between Shah Jahan's sons.

[@furqanshariff]

Also jehangirs sons and consorts

[@alimohabadi6944]

Great work!👍

[@anjaneyagaming295]

I love how your videos are purely factuatal and so interesting

[@Theunknownpast_official]

Fantastic video

[@harryy7918]

Babur actually had a Throne made out of rock on a hill I'm Pakistan. Its called Takht e Babri. Check it out. He stood on this throne and rallied his army and gave them a morale boost to fight to their death.

[@shabahathusain6874]

Much awaited

[@forgottenhistory6232]

Great man

[@zaheerdimala8625]

Nice one!

[@RafaelAAMerlo]

As a Brazilian interested in Central Asia history and culture, thank you so very much for these amazing works. The non-neutrality about topics like oppression, destruction and whining is very welcome too :P

[@singhizhem]

@Elvis Musso go read what 1300's world traveler Ibn Battuta exactly explain the name. This is in a 1300's journal of his.

[@zilolanazarova5045]

Thanks if you have questions you are always welcome. As a person who read the history of all countries i can say that i have moderate knowledge of your country

[@pandaman-hz1wp]

This is exactly what I wanted

[@fasihussaini8554]

Please do a few episodes on the Deccan Sultanate ! Much love from Hyderabad

[@HVLLOWS1999]

10:35 Al Muq casually yelling at a guy who's been dead for almost 500 years. You gotta love it.

[@hussainumair5837]

😆 🤣 😂

[@fucyahoo]

Hello friend, what software do you use for your these animation videos?

[@RazmafzarUK]

Very interesting video! Some Pakistanis such as myself have ancestry stemming from the periods of Babur, my mothers side is Chagatai Mughal whereas my father side is a tribe from Muslim Rajput who were recorded to have aided Babur as Generals in his conquests.

[@closeduphistoryedits]

brhhh

[@thunderstraw864]

Cheap converts still living in delusions 😂😂

[@zagrowth8260]

No such thing as Mughal. They were named mughals by The British. Boburids are majority Karluk Turks; now Uzbeks and Hazara. After Shaybani khan invaded timurid territory, he renamed the timurids to Uzbeks. This is why modern Uzbeks say Babur was an Uzbek.

[@Riya-of6wj]

Babur did the most atrocities and barbaric unimaginable cruelty to not just Hindus but many other people. You honestly should not associate your name to his

[@urvi.hehehe]

all they did was destroy India and now us Indians have to learn about them!! not done

[@IsrarulHaque24x7]

@Al_Muqaddimah, is this video released on the occasion of teh release of the series 'The Empire'' ?

[@willienilliemcnamara1236]

Bro please, PLEASE, make a video on Aurengzeb

[@CCCP_Again]

He will make one on all padişahs of the Mughals

[@dormadoom]

The manner in which you ended the video it seems you are on to a swries on India's muslim kings? If so id be interested in the three kings after Akbar and a summary of Lodhi rulers!

[@VivaLaGEOLANDIA]

Babur didn't exactly speak Turkish He spoke "Chagatay" which is from the same Turkic language family.

[@user-wp7kg6qw1g]

In 1500s anatolian Turk (Usmaniya) and central asian Turk (chig’atai) could easily speak to each other without any hardship.

[@qanaqadirbro9555]

UZBEKISTAN 🇺🇿

[@cartoonsdisney4152]

hi can I use this on my presentation

[@monurajput7048]

Very nice

[@mohammadahmadnaz9232]

Thank you very much for Babur, the Founder of the Mughal Empire | 1483CE - 1530CE | Al Muqaddimah. I am Mohammad Ahmad Naz From London, England An Overseas Pakistani.

[@sakshamsethi413]

Happy independence day brother

[@Ochocunco]

You need to do a video about the Mamluks

[@CarneSagrado]

. Very TIMELY! Just when KABUL is about to fall into TALIBAN's hands! .

[@Noamanos._.Machdes]

Make a video on Aurangzeb Alamgir

[@tejdandekar]

holy shit you just made my day 1000X better

[@iwatchDVDsonXbox360]

Thanks.

[@unkownsiner]

Just a note that Afghanistan didn't exist until the British gave the name to the king of Kabul who considered himself the king of Khorasan. Khorasan which is the historic and Islamic name of now Afghanistan which also consisted of regions of now Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Pakistan.

[@saada.3747]

Another masterpiece by The brother Al Muqaddimah.

[@ThinkBeforeYouSpeak.]

3:32 from Babur in 1504 cut to Taliban in 2021 Aug 15

[@jfj876]

This is good quality tv content.❤

[@VK-zc2un]

Can you make a video on Islamic- non Islamic relations in kingdoms? Let’s know the truth about minorities. Some were good, some were bad. But that’s an old bias that needs to be tackled in a video

[@singhizhem]

Agreed.

[@afsanakhan7071]

if you mean with India so, in India, mostly non-Muslims (especially Hindu) never had any problem with Mughal rulers from their religious point of view. Unlike the Delhi sultanate, Mughal was very tolerated toward their religious diversity within the emperor. That's why there is no religious conflict is recorded under the Mughal regime. Those Sikh guru was mascaraed by Aurangzeb, because they were guilty of treason. Aurangzeb was very strike rulers. He didn't even spare Muslim Sufi saint and hanged them, for their poem saying Al Haq (I am the truth). Otherwise religious diversity and tolerance of Mughals was revolutionary at the time. One iconic example is it, in the freedom struggle of 1857 when the many Hindu kings got united and declared bahadur shah Jaffar ( last Mughals) as their kings. Why would Hindu rulers declare Muslims as their kings? this shows the vast acceptance of Mughals within the Hindu community then. So where does the stories of mascaraing Hindus and Sikh came? It was fabrication and adulteration of history by Britishers so that they can make divide among communities.

[@Argusundead]

@@afsanakhan7071 put your hand on your book and say that with honesty !!

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Indo-Timurids ❤️

[@ARIVSMAXIMVS]

Please make a video about safavids

[@nadiaasif8752]

I like the map wich you found

[@Atherion8]

Al Muqadimmah Do u know of any other books like the Baburnama and Siyasatnama that were written by historical rulers that still survive today?

[@ReaperCH90]

"Meditations" from roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius is probably the most famous one (also absolutely worthy to read, as he explains his stoic philosophy). De Bello Gallico from Julius Caesar would be another one if you consider him a ruler. I do not know anybody amelse, but I am sure there are way more, especially in islanic history.

[@muneebarshan]

Malfuzat e Timuri is the autobiography of Timur

[@varana]

Constantine VII of the Byzantine Empire wrote various books, mostly on administrative stuff.

[@anirudh177]

Jahangirnama

[@greendro6410]

This was well made alright.

[@ahzamrasheed1208]

2:17 why do you say Genghis Khan? You're a urdu speaking man, should be calling him Chengez Khan. There are many people on KZbin to call him Ghengis but very rare who could call him Chengez.

[@CCCP_Again]

His real name is Çinggis Xan if u want it to be accurate

[@ahzamrasheed1208]

@@CCCP_Again it's not about being accurate, it's about the choosing of accent, his first language is urdu so he should use the name in that accent.

[@CCCP_Again]

@@ahzamrasheed1208 Y do you want an urdu accent in an English production?

[@ahzamrasheed1208]

@@CCCP_Again because he said all the other name in Urdu accent that's why. Because his mother tongue is urdu and I like things to be real that's why

[@CCCP_Again]

@@ahzamrasheed1208 I don't agree with u but u have apoint.

[@aryaaswale7316]

Damn youre underrated

[@thefulanichad]

Can you do the Fulani Islamization of West Africa please

[@user-oe3ml9ho1o]

sir, please make a video on Dehli Sultanate too, pleaseee!

[@alinawazjanjua1018]

You should have added the Ghakkar and Janjua battles with Babar (in Punjab) as well, prior to battle of Panipat.

[@craftyunicorn4291]

Yeah the tribes of Pothwar.

[@abhyudayasinhchauhan6499]

Wonderful video Amazingly informative🔥🔥💯

[@user-jz6bl2xu4h]

I'm from Sambhal where babur built the Grand Mosque ☺️

[@mdsuleman127]

You don't need to say him jerk and all that, especially when you are not aware of Indian politics and not knowing what effect your opinion may have on Indian Muslims.

[@subratabhattacharya7983]

Can you just shut up?

[@mdsuleman127]

@Khushal mithra He was not but Indian Hindu extremists link him and all Mughals with Indian Muslims to justify their Islamophobia.

[@mdsuleman127]

@Cool Penguin They link them man. They are ignorant bigots.

[@HikmaHistory]

Not bad

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

Now you show me how to make it worse.

[@padishahproductions1214]

This is hillarous

[@ah7armylover669]

Love from Indian muslim

[@SAMARTHSAMANT]

A video on third battle of panipat

[@batosato]

Could you do a video on the autobiography of Babur. In his book, Babur gives us a daily life of a region that the colonialist called India?

[@theproductionz]

Iam Timurid Mughal from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@Osman_beg_barlas]

You are nothing but hindustani, you are the lower caste Hindu, who started calling themselves as Mughals in 19th century cuz Mughal had become one of the higher caste in hind, you people are going through identity crisis once you become Arabs and instantly you people becomes Persian Turk Mughal and not just Mughal but mongol 😂, it's really funny 🤣.

[@Barajee_Tribe]

Babur is the majestic ruler of mongol and as well as of Muslim around the world Tribute to the great conquerer

[@wandofthejoy3205]

He's mongol he was turk, chaghagai turk as he frequently claimed in his book Boburnona

[@Barajee_Tribe]

@@wandofthejoy3205 Mongol ki broad term while Turk is a chain of Mongol.

[@wandofthejoy3205]

@@Barajee_Tribe it's smth u brought straight from ur буtthоle,Babur is completely Turk

[@Osman_beg_barlas]

​@@Barajee_Tribe before saying anything nonsense, first read primary sources not secondary or tertiary sources which were written by Britishers, so first take a deep look in baburnama Akbarnaman and letters of Aurangzeb alomgir to Ali adil Shah of Bijapur, he says that I'm Turani chagatai Turk from Timurs lineage, hes court historian says that he used to differentiate between Indians as hindustani and he as Turani Turk, so look primary sources and not Western ones.

[@kingoftheworld22]

Now you can add map of India to the mongol empire 🤘🏽💪🏽

[@Imran_Patel07]

Yeh video Hindi me nhi ky

[@castle4757]

Next video humayun plz. ❤️

[@OtakuBabiker]

Did India not have mangoes at the time? lol

[@AlMuqaddimahYT]

Ikr! Our mangoes are the best. I think Mangoes came from the new world, though, but I'm not sure.

[@parallax1234]

@@AlMuqaddimahYT no mangoes are native to India but at the time north India mangoes tasted like cork

[@ayazakhtar7792]

@@AlMuqaddimahYT babur actually mentions in babur nama that indian fruits aren't good but he also mentioned mangoes as an exception. He loved mangoes🥭

[@imcuteasduc]

Mangoes are native to the subcontinent and that's why the whole subcontinent loves to flaunt them. India is the highest prouder and exporter of mangoes. Even the Bangladeshi Pm greeted the government of India with some quintal of mangoes.

[@trollhippo8365]

Babur conquered only Some part of NorthIndia +Pak so naturally his opinions will be based on that area .

[@jsoth2675]

damn mughals took our jerbs! thanks for your content. it's always a pleasure.

[@AbdulHannanAbdulMatheen]

👏🙂

[@phenomraza7447]

Make videos about safavids

[@thewarriorfrog]

+1

[@ethan47hunt]

He was more then a conqueror he was a monster who killed millions of Hindus sold women & kids as slaves in Kabul

[@whateverman6738]

source :- trust this whatsapp forward bro

[@chutenderchodi7369]

LoL, as if before babur there was no slavery and bounty collection?? Imagine being this dumb??

[@dadbidad1322]

Does Babur mean tiger?

[@ty814]

5:50 Babur also fought against Shaybani by leading a coalition of Timurids but Uzbeks beat them.

[@nemate3956]

As I am from Ghazni we use Mughal Persian words for cuteness and handsome.

[@Arthur0522]

Oh really.

[@zagrowth8260]

No such thing as Mughal. They were Karluk Turks. I think you are a hazara

[@moxie7832]

10:35 jeez

[@shakebelahi4822]

Slight Correction. Babar was of few royals who was also a man of letters. His autobiography is Tuzak-e-Babari and NOT Babar Nama as said The narration is good except best not to add personal opinions .True that Taimur plundered but that is what victors do. Babur was totally correct of his impressions . It was only after Mughals that the arts evolved in the sub-continent and the 3 most prominent products of Mughals are the Taj Mahal, Urdu not just the language but the culture around it and Mirza Ghalib.To add Taan Sen , Raja Todarmal and Deen Elahi .

[@Spr-no9oy]

Have you been to India, have you seen the grand temples that stand in south India....the north indian temples.have all.bit been razed down to stand mosques over them.

[@donutboi2783]

Hi sir

[@najmulanfeer2745]

This is babur nama ?

[@zeeshanansari8552]

In Punjab, Babur alliance with Dault Khan Lodi, who was governor of Punjab by the sultan but betrayed the Sultan,

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

😍😍😍

[@yaqubleis6311]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@anushervonmirzomatov]

​@@yaqubleis6311 kiddo

[@yuutahachiman1811]

11:14 how did he bargain with god ?? I mean just how ??

[@user-kb3qw4jf4d]

it is a folk legend

[@IllusionistsBane]

I came here after watching the AoE2 campaign playthrough. The theme of gaining something and losing something else is very prominent there. In the end he let go of Transoxiana (and that bottle of Afghan wine) and founded the Mughal Empire after defeating the Delhi Sultanate. Quoth Babur in said AoE2 campaign, "Allah gives and Allah takes"

[@farwaahmed4895]

❤

[@rayankhan4931]

My s.st chapter name is Babur - the First Mughal Emperor

[@traderfairy]

Also Muslim Spain was not just a memory at the time. It was just very weak, but still Muslims existed in Spain at the time

[@moyurbird7829]

11:33 cliff hanger!

[@valisali3259]

fear from Allah very wrong informations about Babur as he s never been shia

[@diannechathurangaatukorele4530]

It was also the Rana Sangrama Singh who invited Babur to fight against Ibrahim Lodhi but he even defeated Rana Sangrama Singh in the ten hour battle in Agra. Sort of an opportunistic leader.

[@eminem4344]

How you called his a mongol??? Read baburnama. Sultan babur in this book say : I'm a chagatai Turk (UZBEK)🇺🇿👑🦁☪️

[@Osman_beg_barlas]

exactly brother, why don't these people rely on primary sources, but they are referring to secondary or tertiary sources, which were written by Britishers, who have no knowledge about Timurids, Babur Shah in baburnama, Akbar Shah in Akbarnaman and aurangzeb almgir has written letters to Ali adil Shah of Bijapur and he says that he is Turani chagatai Turk from Timurs lineage, he's court historian says that he used to differentiate between Indians as hindustani and he as Turani Turk, so I think India's should review their history from colonial history to real history.

[@kingoftheworld22]

Long live the mongols and Turks

[@lerneanlion]

Next is most likely about Aurangzeb, who is known to be the Worst Mughal. Also, will the videos about India eventually reached the parts about the Nizam of Hyderabad and how Hyder Ali and his son, Tipu Sultan, usurped the Wodeyar dynasty and seized control of Mysore?

[@kiranpandith]

Humayun, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan still pending!

[@padishahproductions1214]

Aurangzab (my ancestor) was the best militarilly

[@aryansinghrana1990]

@@kiranpandith not significant

[@aryansinghrana1990]

@@padishahproductions1214 lol in his rule Mughal start loosing there area Nor he was winning battle neither able to stop up rising ( khalsa, Martha and nizam)

[@kiranpandith]

@@aryansinghrana1990 Humayun is definitely significant as well as Shah Jahan