Humayun
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Humayun
1. Humayun
was born in 1507 in Kabul as the son of Babur and Mahim Sulthana.
2. He
became the Mughal Emperor on 29 December 1530 at the age of 23.
3. He
divided the empire among his brothers - Askari, Hindal and Kamran.
4. The
word ‘Humayun’ means ‘fortunate’ But Human is considered as the most
unfortunate Mughal ruler.
5. Human
was an accomplished mathematician and astronomer.
6. In
1539 by the Battle of Chausa, Humayun was defeated for the first time by
Shershah Suri.
7. In
the next year (1540) Shershah completely defeated Humayun in the battle of
Kanauj and founded the Sur dynasty.
8. After
the lapse of 15 years Humayun re-captured the Empire by defeating the last Sur
ruler Sikhandar Shah Suri by the battle of Sirhindh in 1555, July.
9. After
the restoration Humayun ruled for only six months.
10. The
period from 1540 to 1555 is known as the period of temporary eclipse of
the Mughal.
11. Humayun
died by an accidental fall from the straicase of his Library ‘Shermandal’
at the Puranakwila in Delhi on 24 January 1556.
12. The
Purnakwila was constructed by Humayun but its construction was completed by
Shershah.
13. Humayun’s
biography Humayun Namah was written by Humayun’s sister Gulbadan
Begum. The language used to write this biography was a mixture of Turkish
and Persian. Babur Humayun
14. In
1533 Humayun built the city of Dinpana (world refuge) in Delhi.
15. Humayun’s
tomb is situated in Delhi (first building in India having double domes)
16. Humayun
tomb is known as predecessor of Tajmahal, because Taj was modelled after this,
also known as a dormitory of the house of Timur. Mirak Mirza Ghias is
its architect.
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