As I mentioned, the Mughal Empire was able to be founded by Babur who was Timur's great-grandson's grandson. And he too was born in a Turko-Mongolian tradition. As he's able to famously defeat the Delhi Sultanate, which had already been significantly weakened, one on its own, but then by Timur over 100 years before, he famously comes to power with the aid of gunpowder, being able to defeat a significantly larger Delhi Sultanate army. The Mughals practiced Sunni Islam, but they ruled over a large Hindu majority. And so the first several Mughal rulers were actually quite tolerant. Perhaps the most tolerant was Akbar, often known as Akbar the Great, who we'll do other videos on, who actually tried to create a religion which was a merger between Islam and Hinduism and Jainism and Christianity. But then they become less tolerant under Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb.