Shershah Suri

Shershah Suri was a prominent 16th-century Indian ruler, known for founding the Suri Empire in North India. He is celebrated for his administrative reforms, including the introduction of a standardized currency and the construction of an extensive road network, most notably the Grand Trunk Road. Shershah is also recognized for his fair governance and efficient tax system, which improved trade and agriculture. His brief reign (1540-1545) had a lasting impact, influencing later Mughal emperors. After his death, he became a legendary figure in Indian history, symbolizing strength and efficient leadership.