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First conflict with the Mughals (1532)

Mughal Emperor Humayun, faced with the rising threat of the Afghans in the east led by Mahmud Lodi, defeated a force of them at Dadrah in 1532, following up his victory by besieging Chunar in September 1532, which was under the control of Sher Khan. The siege continued for over four months to no avail. In order to make peace, Sher Khan offered his loyalty to the Mughals on the condition that he remained in control of Chunar, offering to send one of his sons as hostage. Humayun accepted and lifted the siege in December 1532, returning to Agra due to the rising threat of Bahadur Shah, the ruler of the Gujarat Sultanate. Humayun did not wish to split up his forces under the command of a noble to continue the siege, as this would split his strength, additionally giving reason for peace to be established.