Delhi Sultanate

Delhi's Sultan refers to the various Muslim dynasties governed by India (1210-1526). It was established in 1192 after the goal Muhammad defeated Plitvilage and occupied Delhi. In 1206, one of his generals, Qutubu Uddin, declared himself a sultan of Delhi and several Sudanese who claimed to take over him and him were originally military slaves, so they are called slave dynasties A series of rulers was established. Iltutmish (1210-35) and Balban (1266-87) were one of the most prominent rulers of the dynasty. The slave dynasty continued to encounter the rebellion in the conquered territory and the hostile household and ended in 1290. Under the Haruki Dynasty (1290-1320), Arab Dinghari's praise brought Muslim domination of India to the highest level until the Mughul Empire. Early in the founder of Tughluq Dynasty (1325-98) Muhammad Tughluq, even in the extreme Indian S, the power of Delhi was admitted. His strange rule and intense temperament caused a series of resistance, in particular the loss of the stability of Hindu Vinjayanagar kingdom and territory of the southern part; through his death (1351), the south of Hindu's independence Drying has become an independent Muslim country, Kingdom of Bamani. Under Tughluq 's successor, Delhi' s Sultan began to divide into several small states. Despite the collapse of Tim in Delhi in 1349, despite the local rulers at Delhi, the great Sultan family collapsed and the Babor and Mughal invasion was conquered

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Sultanate of Delhi was a Sultanian nationality of Muslims based in Delhi, governed by the Turks of North Korea, the Indian of Turkey, and the dynasty of Patan. From the 13th century to the early 16th century, I dominated the majority of the Indian subcontinent. The rise of the rise of Delhi Sultan in India is a wider trend that affects the majority of the Asian continent, including South Asia and West Asia. The nomadic Turks are poured into the prairies of Central Asia. It dates back to the 9th century when Muslims began to divide in the Middle East. There, rulers of Muslims in competing countries began to enslave non-Muslim nomad Turks from Central Asian savannah. KES Soon the Turks have moved to Muslim land and are becoming Muslims.