A modern day map of India showing where Lahore and Delhi are located After Babur died, his son Humayun became emperor. At this time, the Mughal Empire was still growing and needed a strong ...

Death of Humayun: The Mughal Emperor Humayun died on January 26, 1556. On the evening of 24th January, 1556, King Humayun was sitting on the roof of his library of the building known as Din Panah ...

In 1539, during the intense Battle of Chausa, Mughal Emperor Humayun was caught in a deadly predicament. As the tide of the battle shifted, Humayun found himself swept away by the powerful ...

who served as his regent and set the stage for generations of strong Mughal women. The second story focused on Hamida Banu Begum, the wife of Emperor Humayun and mother of Akbar, whose competence ...

In 1539, water carrier Nizam Bishti saved Mughal Emperor Humayun from drowning during the Battle of Chausa. In gratitude, Humayun made Nizam ruler of Agra for a day. Nizam commemorated this by ...

AKTC India CEO Ratish Nanda says that Aga Khan IV was 'far ahead of his time' in envisioning this manner of conservation ...

The book seeks to cover the 200-odd years of empire building of “the most magnificent ... of her foremothers and aunts (Gulbadan Begum, author of the Humayun-nama) and several others, Mukhoty seeks to ...

The Mughal Empire was established in India by Babur in 1526. After Babur, his sons, Humayun and later Akbar, took charge of the empire. Initially, Humayun faced setbacks but later regained the empire.

Surrounded by lush gardens, the tomb's red sandstone structure with white marble embellishments is a precursor to the Taj Mahal and holds the tomb of the second Mughal Emperor, Humayun.

A World Heritage Site, the tomb of Mughal Emperor Humayun is known for its architectural splendour and magnificence. Located in Nizamuddin East, the monument is considered the precursor of grand ...