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Babur used this term to describe tge geography and natural vegetation of this subcontinent

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According to some medieval scholars, Hindustan comprises territories that were a part of the Delhi sultanate on the other hand, Babur the founder of the Mughal Empire used the term Hindustan to describe the geography and natural vegetation of the subcontinent.

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