1536 in India

In the year 1536, India was marked by significant political and cultural developments, primarily influenced by the expansion of the Mughal Empire under the leadership of Emperor Humayun. Following the brief but notable rule of his father, Babur, Humayun faced challenges from rival kingdoms and factions, including the Afghan rulers of the northwestern territories. Amidst these conflicts, efforts for consolidation and territorial expansion were central, paving the way for future Mughal dominance. Additionally, this period witnessed the flourishing of Indo-Islamic culture, as art, architecture, and the synthesis of diverse traditions began to take shape. The religious landscape was also notable, marked by the interactions among Hinduism, Islam, and emerging regional powers.