From Babur's 1526 landing at Panipat to the 1857 fall of Delhi — the dynasty that ruled a quarter of the world's economy and left the Taj Mahal behind.
A fourteen-year-old king loses his kingdom twice, crosses the Indus with 12,000 men, and founds the richest state on earth. The Mughals ruled nearly the entire Indian subcontinent for three centuries — and their most famous monument is a tomb.
