Babur Captures Kabul
Babur takes Kabul in 1504 after losing his Central Asian power base and establishes a new principality.
Follow Zahiruddin Muhammad Babur through 10 dated historical records for Uzbekistan.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Babur takes Kabul in 1504 after losing his Central Asian power base and establishes a new principality.
Babur develops Kabul as the political and military base for later expeditions toward India.
Babur works to secure his authority around Kabul against rival Timurid and regional interests.
Babur leaves Kabul on the campaign that will culminate in the First Battle of Panipat.
Babur pushes through Punjab and approaches the Delhi Sultanate's core territories before meeting Ibrahim Lodi.
Babur prepares a defensive line using carts and fieldworks to blunt the larger army of Ibrahim Lodi.
Babur places artillery and firearms behind his protective line ahead of the First Battle of Panipat.
Babur's troops employ flanking movements to disrupt the Delhi army during the battle.
Babur defeats Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat on 21 April 1526 and secures the opening for Mughal rule.
After the victory at Panipat, Babur takes control of Delhi and advances toward Agra.
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