Zahir ad-DIN Muhammad Babur (UZB. Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur; Arab. ﻇَﻬﻴﺮْ ﺍَﻟَﺪّﻳﻦ مُحَمَّدْ بَابُرْ, "Babur" means "the lion, the commander, bars" and comes from the Persian word ْبَبْر (babr) — "tiger", 14 February 1483 — 26 December 1530), Central Asian, Uzbek leader, poet and statesman. Padishah of India and Afghanistan. Founder of the Baburid dynasty and Empire[3][4]. Full strange title: as-Sultan al-Azam wa-l-Hakan al-Mukarram Zahir ad-din Muhammad Jalal ad-din Babur, Padshah-i-Ghazi.