Hayat Ashraf

The Sur Empire,  as the Suri Dynasty, was a short-lived but significant empire that ruled over North India from 1540 to 1556, between the reigns of the Lodi dynasty and the second Mughal emperor, Humayun. Here's an overview of the establishment of the Sur Empire: 1. Rise of Sher Shah Suri: Sher Shah Suri, originally known as Farid Khan, was an Afghan ruler and military commander. He started his career as a humble soldier in the service of the Delhi Sultanate. Taking advantage of the political instability and disintegration of the Lodi dynasty, Sher Shah rose to prominence through his military prowess and administrative abilities. 2. Defeat of Humayun: In 1540, Sher Shah Suri challenged the Mughal emperor Humayun and decisively defeated him at the Battle of Chausa. This victory forced Humayun to flee to Persia, marking the end of the Mughal rule in India for a brief period. 3. Establishment of the Sur Empire: With Humayun's departure, Sher Shah Suri established his rule over Del...