[A.D. 1526-1530] His enemies called him Babur the tiger. Babur was a descendant from Genghis Khan. Babur was banished from his homeland by a rival ruler. He heard a sultan conquered the city of Delhi so he wanted it for himself. He attacked the city of Delhi. He attacked with 12,000 horse riders armed with muskets. The sultan defended with 100,000 men and 1,000 war elepants. Although outnumbered, Babur won with his fast horses and muskets. Then during Babur's reign over the city of Delhi, he made a garden. He called it the
garden of scattered flowers. The Indians called the garden
ram bagh. He fed the garden with a water wheel. You can still see the remains of the garden in the city of Agra in India.