Baburshah and Globalized India

Zahir ud-Din Muhammad Babur Shah Ghazi, one of most important rulers of Turkish and Islamic history, but little known in some countries, is an exceptional person who changed the flow of history. If it is expressed from today’s point of view, Babur Shah, the founder of the Baburs, is a lead-er, a person carrying “global characteristics”. He is a ruler, statesman, ad-ministrator, soldier, commander, writer, poet, calligrapher, musician, com-poser, Sufi and a good family head. With the state that he established, he changed not only political but also the socio-cultural structure of Indian geography. He carried the knowledge, wisdom, politics, state, technique, material and spiritual accumulation of the Ma wara’un-nahr to India. He had a forward-looking, multi-cultural perspective and a consciousness of living together. He was a distinguished personality and leader who success-fully carried out this thought and understanding. Babur Shah conceived the state and society as a mixture with Turkish, Mongolian, Persian and Indian Culture in Islam crucible. The Baburs succeeded that. This mixture extended to Anatolian geography. It is possible to see that Babur Shah laid the foundations of a state having global features in India, this state lived for four centuries and affected Asia and the world, and that changed the history of Asia. In this respect, some Western historians stated that Babur Shah was an exceptional leader in the world history, and they examined his life in every aspect. The founding Prime Minister of India, Nehru having intellectual features clearly stated that Babur Shah had an important place in the history of India in many ways. This historical truth can be a source of inspiration and a roadmap for today’s Indian State in the process of glo-balization.In our study, we will try to deal with Babur Shah’s personal characteristics, political stance, position, decisions and practices from a global perspective. We will evaluate the global heritage and characteristics of the civilization that the Baburs established in India in his presence.