Nasiruddin Mohammad Humayun Ancient India History

* Ancient India History

* Nasiruddin Mohammad Humayun

The Mughal Emperor was the second ruler. Which ruled from 30 December 1526 or 26 December 1530 to 17 May 1540 and later from 22 February 1555 to 27 January 1556. He is the son of Zahiruddin Babar, the founder of the Mughal Empire. He was born on 6 or 17 March 1508 in Kabul. Mother's name is Maham Begum and sister / siblings Gulbadan Begum. فخرالنساء۔ Gul Cheah Begum Kamran Mirza Alton bishek Askari Mirza Mirza Hindal. Gul Rukh Begum

Wives beggum Guinean Begum Hamida Banu Begum Mah Chukak Begum and descendants Jalaluddin Mohammad Akbar. الامان مرزا. Mirza Mohammad Hakim Forgive me! Lucky Begum Sakin Banu Begum The Timothy and Mother tongue of the family was Chaghat. Humayun died in Delhi on 27 January 1556 at the age of 48. The tomb was buried in Humayun Delhi.

This turkey Studied Persian and Arabic. Philosophy. He was interested in astronomy and astronomy. At the age of 20, he became governor of Badakhshan. His father participated in the wars of the Patna and Kanawha. This in turn gave them the area of Hesar Firoza. After 1527 again Badakhshan was sent. When Agra returned in 1529, he was given the Jagirdar of Sindal.

Nasseruddin Mohammad Humayun died on December 29, 1530, after Babar's death. During Babar's last time, Prime Minister Nizam-ud-din Khalifa conspired and sought to assassinate the commander, Mehdi Khwaja (Humayun's twin brother). But the plot failed. Because Babar had already been granted the privilege of Humayun's throne to the rich.

• Partition of the empire

Babar Humayun was honored with the brothers. But Humayun is more generously dividing his empire among his brothers. Kabul and Qandahar to Kamran Mirza. The fruit of the Hindal. Control the troops and give your suit to Suleiman Mirza, the Badakhshan area. Nevertheless, the brothers were not satisfied with their problems and made problems for Humayun. Kamran Mirza occupied the Punjab. Instead of taking action against Humayun Angi, the area of Hesar's turquoise also reigned.

• Rebels and conspirators

Immediately after Babar's death, there were uprisings from all four sides in the country. Babar had been assassinated by the Indian government and Ibrahim Lodi, the ruler of the Afghan empire. Now they are in the field to restore their government. And Mahmood Lodi. Under the leadership of Bahadur Shah and Sher Khan Suri, efforts were made to oust the Mughals from India and to gain government. In addition, Sher Khan started his conquest in Bihar.

In Gujarat, Bahadur Shah was struggling to oust Humayun from India. Humayun's habit was that he would celebrate a slight victory, rather than completely eliminate his enemies. While their enemies were busy preparing for war against them. And Humayun was busy studying in his kitchen after that. It was the nature of Humayun to forgive his enemies. He repeatedly forgave Sher Shah Suri's oaths and promises. They did not value anything more than a rebel. In 1540 Sher Shah Suri defeated Humayun to force India to conquer. Humayun came to Lahore but Afghan troops attacked him and then he came to Multan. Forced them out there too. Then there came Umar Kot in Sindh where Akbar was born. But the Afghans didn't even allow them to sit comfortably there. So it went to Iran. Iran's King TohmaSPI promises to provide all possible help. Similarly, Humayun with the help of Iran and the Balochs defeated Sher Shah Suri and re-established India. After receiving the government, Humayun was walking down the stairs of his kitchen one evening, leaving his feet severely injured. And died of wounds in 1556.