Mughals came to India as invaders, their sole purpose was to ruin India and rob off her wealth in most possible ways and promote their uncivilized barbaric cult islam, thereby converting Hindu locals. Akbar’s grandfather Babar founded the Mughal dynasty. Babar (babur) was a direct descendent of Timur Lane from his father’s Barlas Turk side and of Chengiz Khan the Mongol from his mother’s side. The name Mongol had become synonymous with barbarian by the 16 th century CE, hence Babar was proud of his ancestry from Timur, whose descendents were regarded as ‘cultured Turks’. In a twist of poetic justice, the dynasty founded by Babar became known throughout the world as Mughal – an adaptation of Mughul, the Persian word for ‘Mongol'(1). In Marathi also Mughals are referred to as ‘Mongal’ which is close to Mongol.