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new guide to Afghanistan · pages 1–377


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241 1504-1506 (6) Badi-uz Zaman. 1506-1519 (7) Muzafar Hussain. The dynasty comes at an end at the hand of Mohammed Khan Shibani. THE AFGHAN KINGS OF INDIA 1206-1290 A.D. (1) The Mamluks. 1290-1321 (2) The Khiljis. 1321-1414 (3) The Tughluks 1414-1451 (4) The Sayids 1450-1526 (5) The Lodis 1540-1555 (6) The Suris 1526-1858 (7) The Mughals 1526-1530 (1) Zahir-ud Din Babar takes Kabul in 1504 and makes it the seat of his government. He defeats Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat in 1526 and enters Delhi triumphantly, where he lays the foundation of the Mughal dynasty in India. 1530-1540 (2) Nasir-ud Din Humayun, son of Babar, is defeated by Sher Shah Suri first at Buxar (1529) and then at Kanuj (1540). Humayun then quits India and Sher Shah, ascending the throne of Delhi, lays the foundation of the Suri dynasty. 1555-1566 Humayun profits by the confusion and anarchy prevailing in India after Sher Shah's death and occupies Delhi and Agra a second time.

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new guide to Afghanistan, page 298. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl0957/298 (accessed [date]).
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