You have many of Timur's descendants with their own kingdoms, especially in Central Asia. In 1483, in the Central Asian city of Andijan, now part of Eastern Uzbekistan, you have one of Timur's grandsons, two great-grandsons born Babur. And at the age of 12, Babur takes the throne of Fergana after the death of his father. Now over the next few decades, he tries to consolidate control. He tries to take control of Samarkand, loses control, and then of Fergana, and keeps repeatedly losing control. Early in the 16th century, he is able to take Kabul, but then decides to focus on India instead of Central Asia. In 1526, famously with the use of cannons, which had not been used in a significant way in the Indian subcontinent until that time, Babur was able to defeat Ibrahim Lodi of the Delhi Sultanate and come to power in northern India.