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After Akbar: How Jahangir, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb Remade, Then Unmade, the Mughal Empire
Three emperors, one trajectory: Jahangir's art-filled court, Shah Jahan's marble dreams, and Aurangzeb's 25-year Deccan war that broke the empire he tried to complete.
1526: How Babur's Cannons, Humayun's Exile and Akbar's Genius Built the Mughal Empire
A 12-year-old king of a tiny Central Asian valley lost everything, then conquered India with gunpowder and daring. His son lost the empire and won it back; his grandson Sher Shah rebuilt it in five years; and his great-grandson Akbar turned conquest into a civilisation. Mughal origins, explained.