Babur, The First Moghul in India

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  • ISBN 9780761856290
  • Weight: 404g
  • Dimensions: 155 x 230mm
  • Publication Date: 15 Sep 2011
  • Publisher: University Press of America
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Paperback
  • Language: English
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This thrilling biographical account of Babur's life and reign brings Afghanistan in the sixteenth century back to life. Babur was the first Moghul emperor of Hindustan, which is also known as South Asia. He was extremely passionate about the treasures of art, music, and architecture and built many colleges, palaces, and gardens. He was endowed with a poetic spirit and was known for his valor and generosity. Babur is remembered as the First Great Moghul emperor of India for his love of beauty, justice, and joy. His rule extended eastward from Kabul and Badakhshan through Punjab and the borders of Bengal. Babur, the First Moghul in India explores Babur's most gripping conquests, encounters, and loves and allows the reader to relive this enthralling time in history.
Farzana Moon is a teacher, poet, historian, and playwright. She is the author of The Moghul Exile, The Moghul Hedonist, Glorious Taj and Beloved Immortal, Prophet Muhammad: The First Sufi of Islam, Irem of the Crimson Desert, and Holocaust of the East.