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

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[AlMuqaddimahYT]

Also, at the start, I didn't mean, "Granada had fallen a century earlier". It actually fell in 1492 when Babur was around 9.

[Hvllow]

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

[olegkirovskii]

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?

[khamidoffbobur]

My name is too Babur. Salam from Uzbekistan🇺🇿

[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'

[lakhshyalakey]

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.

[muneeb]

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

[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.

[bakhtiyorakramjonov]

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"

[ihavenomouthandimusttype]

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

[charlieduke]

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

[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

[Sufisulayman]

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

[Theunknownpast_official]

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

[faiz_siddiqui]

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

[fatimaeffendi]

JAZAAKUM ALLAH KHAIRAN for the info
I much needed it

[lfctango]

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 👍

[Straightforwardpk]

Babur ❤ gave a theory that kashmir is from kush tribe

[micahistory]

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

[harryy]

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.