The general Hemu was a noted enemy of this empire since he was loyal to the Suri dynasty which interrupted its rule.
One ruler of this empire allowed anyone to meet with him by ringing bells on the "chain of justice." The general Hemu was a noted enemy of this empire since he was loyal to the Suri dynasty which interrupted its rule. One leader of this empire built the House of Worship and created the religion (*) Din-i Ilahi, and it was founded after the defeat of Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat. One of its rulers was so affected by his wife's death he built her a mausoleum in Agra known as the Taj Mahal. For 10 points, name this Indian empire ruled by Shah Jahan and Akbar the Great, the last before British rule began in 1857.
One ruler of this empire allowed anyone to meet with him by ringing bells on the "chain of justice.
Mughal Empire