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English: Detail of Babur's dynastic seal, from a Mughal land grant dating from August 1527.

Babur's name: Zaheer Uddin Mohammad Babur is written in the centre.

British Library's description:

Babur’s seal is the earliest known example of the Mughal dynastic seal, which developed under Akbar and his successors into a stylised central circle containing the ruler’s name surrounded by smaller circles containing his ancestors as far back as Timur (Tamerlane). Here Babur’s name is placed in the centre, while around the edge (right to left) are those of his paternal ancestors, each enclosed in a lobed panel: ʻUmar Shaykh, Sulṭān Abū Saʻīd, Sulṭān Muḥammad, Mīrān Shāh, and Amīr Tīmūr. The seal is dated 928 (1521/22).

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