Which Mughal ruler authored his own autobiography titled Baburnama (Tuzk-e-Babri) in the Chagatai Turkic language?

Babur differed markedly from the Chishti order in its The founder of the Mughal Empire, Zahir-ud- relationship with political state power. While din Muhammad Babur, authored his personal Chishti saints maintained strict austerity and memoirs titled Baburnama (also known as avoided royal court appointments or government Tuzk-e-Babri). Written in his native Chagatai gifts, Suhrawardi Sufis, established in India by Turkic language, the autobiography offers Sheikh Bahauddin Zakariya, accepted state detailed historical, geographical, and natural patronage, accumulated property, and held observations. Babur candidly described the flora, official administrative positions like Shaikh-ul- fauna, landscape, political environment, climate, Islam to influence government governance. and social conditions of northern India during the early sixteenth century.