Battle of Panipat, 2nd
Emperor Akbar defeats the Hindus in a 2nd Battle at Panipat and secures control of the Mogul Empire
Role range: 1542-1605
Follow Akbar I the Great through 13 dated historical records for India.
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Emperor Akbar defeats the Hindus in a 2nd Battle at Panipat and secures control of the Mogul Empire
Role range: 1542-1605
Emperor Akbar defeats the Hindus in a 2nd Battle at Panipat and secures control of the Mogul Empire
Role range: 1542-1605
The Shahs army led by Bairam Khan defeats Hemu
Role range: 1542-1605
Humayun, son of Babur, falls down the library steps in Purana Qila and dies, putting his 14-year-old son, Akbar, on the throne
Role range: 1542-1605
The Shahs army led by Bairam Khan defeats Hemu
Role range: 1542-1605
Succeeds as Shah of India
Role range: 1556-1605
Akbar has the Red Fort built in Agra along the Yamuna River
Role range: 1556-1605
A Mughal force defeats a Rajput army
Role range: 1556-1605
Akbar, Mughal Emperor of India, conquers Afghanistan
Role range: 1556-1605
Akbar, Mughal Emperor of India, conquers Afghanistan
Role range: 1556-1605
Akbar, Mughal Emperor of India, conquers Afghanistan
Role range: 1556-1605
Akbar, the greatest Mughal Emperor of India, attempts to establish "Din Illahl" as a universal religion acceptable to his many Hindu subjects, the movement eventually collapses under the 18th-century Muslim revival
Role range: 1556-1605
Akbar, the greatest Mughal Emperor of India, attempts to establish "Din Illahl" as a universal religion acceptable to his many Hindu subjects, the movement eventually collapses under the 18th-century Muslim revival
Role range: 1556-1605
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