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    The Mughal Empire

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    1526

    A new Empire 1526

    The ruler of Kabulistan, Babur, leads his Mughal forces against the Sultan of Deli, Ibrahim Lodi, and defeats him at the Battle of Panipat, giving birth to the Mughal Empire. It’s notable as an early example of warfare involving gunpowder firearms and artillery.

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