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Why did Babur come to India?

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Answered by llsonu02ll

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babur wanted to for an empire in india . he was invited by daulat khan lodi a rebel of the lodhi dynasty to overthrow the king ibrahim lodi in 1524. daulat khan thought babur would just overthrow ibrahim and return back but babur defeated ibrahim lodi in the first battle of panipat in 1526 and formed mughal empire

Answered by madhumitha4687

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Babur wanted to for an empire in India . He was invited by Daulat Khan Lodi a rebel of the lodhi dynasty to overthrow the king Ibrahim Lodi in 1524. Daulat Khan thought Babur would just overthrow Ibrahim and return back but Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi in the first battle of panipat in 1526 and formed Mughal Empire.

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