In the middle of the 15th century, Rana Kumbha of Mewar emerged as a thriving power in northern India. He defeated Sultan of Gujarat, Malwa, Nagaur, separately and jointly. In 1508, Rana Sankar took over the reins of Mewar. Tell was big ambitious. He wanted to hoist his papers in Delhi. After establishing his wing on entire Rajasthan, he defeated the Sultans of Delhi, Gujarat and Malwa jointly. In 1526 Babar, son of Umar Sheikh Mirza of Farghana, surrendered to Delhi by defeating Sultan Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat grounds. It was believed that Babur would return to his homeland by plundering his father, like Timurlang, but his ancestors proved to be wrong. Not only this, Babar has left Agra to compete with Saab. Sank also traveled towards Agra along with the entire army of Rajasthan. The first confrontation between Babur and Say came near earnest. Babar's army was standing there Babar wanted to reconcile with the story, but the story continued to grow. On March 17, 1527, there was a waging battle between the two sides on the field of Khanwa. Once the Mughal army left the sixes. But in the meanwhile, an arrow came on the head of the unfortunate saying that he fell down unconscious. He was removed from the war zone to Baswa. With this accident, the dice of battle was overturned, Babur wins. He succeeded in laying the foundations of the Mughal empire in India, it is clear that the war of Khanawah, but not the Panipat in the establishment of the Mughal Empire, was decisive.
