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This event enacted the empire, where the forces of Babar defeated Lodi Empire of Northern India
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Babur had failed to maintain stability to the empire which led to his death about four years after the empire started
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After his father's, Babur's, death, gains power of the empire a year later.
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Although, Humayan was not in power for very long. Sher Shah Suri, the leader of the opposing empire, drove Humayan out of India.
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After taking advantage of the death of Sher Shah Suri and his son, he marches an army provided by Persian allies to gain India back
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Humayun stop to do his daily prayers, and gets fatally injured by tripping down a flight of stairs from holding books.
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After attempting to seize power of India once again, Bairam Khan defeats the Sur Dynasty.
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Humayun's son, Akbar, takes power away from Khan, then Khan is soon assassinated on the journey to Mecca, which gives Akbar full control.
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Jahangir is Akbar's oldest, most impatient son. He lead a revolt against his father while Akbar is busy with military campaign.
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Jahangir succeeds as the empire's new emperor and receives support from harem women.
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Jahangir dies on the way back from a visit to Kashmir and is replaced by his third son, Shah Jahan.
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Shah Jahan created a special tomb for his wife called the Tag Mahal.
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Shah Jahan falls ill and his son, Dara Shikoh, replaces him and takes power.
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Aurangzeb defeats Dara Shikoh after their difference in liberal politics and executes him.
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Quite a few years later, the British East India Company takes control of the Mughal Empire to solidify their trade with India.
