Humayun: The Struggling Emperor (1530-1540)
After Babur’s death, Humayun inherited the Mughal throne at just 22. However, his reign was marred by internal rivalries and external threats. His own brothers sought power, while the Afghan leader Sher Khan (later Sher Shah Suri) rose against him. Humayun suffered major defeats at the Battles of Chausa (1539) and Kannauj (1540), losing Delhi and Agra, forcing him into exile.

During his exile, he embraced Persian culture and sought refuge in Iran. In 1542, his son Akbar was born, destined to be the greatest Mughal emperor. Meanwhile, Sher Shah Suri established the Suri Dynasty, introducing reforms that even later Mughals adopted.

But Humayun never gave up. He spent years in exile, determined to reclaim his lost empire. Will he succeed?

Stay tuned for the next episode: "The Return of the Exiled King (1555-1556)."

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