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Babur

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Ba·bur  (bäbr)
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The villages' crooked pastures and mangers of mangy beasts could have existed in identical form in the ages of Brezhnev, Kipling, Babur, or Alexander the Great.
Alexander's Nemesis; After 2,300 years, history may not repeat itself by Wood, Graeme / The Weekly Standard
Similarly, the Moghul empire in India was established in 1526 when Babur conquered the armies defending Delhi with a cavalry army of only about 5,000 soldiers.
An empire, if you can keep it by Rosen, Stephen Peter / The National Interest
The edifice of the structure represented a mosque built under the reign of Mughal emperor Babur (hence its name, Babri Masjid, or Babri Mosque) in the sixteenth century.
A riot strikes close to home by Pal, Amitabh / The Progressive
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