Dorozhand
Banned
IIRC, the Sepoy rebels tried to get Bahadur Shah Zafar to be a figure Indians could rally around. Being the last of the Mughal Emperors, descended from the line of Timur, he could certainly have been a potent figure. However, he was a quiet poet and completely disinterested in any such ideas.
Let's say the Emperor turns out to be an ambitious man waiting for a chance to reclaim the legacy of Babur, and he enthusiastically gets behind the Indian rebellion. What could come of this?
Let's say the Emperor turns out to be an ambitious man waiting for a chance to reclaim the legacy of Babur, and he enthusiastically gets behind the Indian rebellion. What could come of this?