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Mahmud Lodi

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  • The Baburnama
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    …rallied to Sultan Ibrahim’s brother Mahmud Lodi, who had occupied Bihar. There were also Rajput chiefs still defying him, principally the ruler of Chanderi. After capturing that fortress in January 1528, Babur turned to the east. Crossing the Ganges, he drove the Afghan captor of Lucknow into Bengal. He then…

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    …rallied to Sultan Ibrahim’s brother Mahmud Lodi, who had occupied Bihar. There were also Rajput chiefs still defying him, principally the ruler of Chanderi. After capturing that fortress in January 1528, Babur turned to the east. Crossing the Ganges, he drove the Afghan captor of Lucknow into Bengal. He then…

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