Explanation:

- The Padshahnama is a chronicle that was commissioned to document the reign and accomplishments of a specific Mughal Emperor.

- Babur: He was the founder of the Mughal Empire in India, known for the Baburnama, his memoirs, rather than the Padshahnama.

- Shah Jahan: He was a Mughal Emperor who is known for commissioning the Padshahnama to record his reign. This work was intended to highlight his achievements and the splendor of his court.

- Aurangzeb: He was another Mughal Emperor, known for his military campaigns and expansion but not associated with commissioning the Padshahnama.

- Humayun: He was the second Mughal Emperor, known more for his struggles to maintain his father's kingdom than for commissioning major chronicles like the Padshahnama.