Delhi Sultanate – Literature, Art & Architecture
Evolution of Syncretic Culture Architecture Qutb Minar, originally a 72.5 metre tower when completed by Iltutmish, was increased to 74 […]
Evolution of Syncretic Culture Architecture Qutb Minar, originally a 72.5 metre tower when completed by Iltutmish, was increased to 74 […]
Economy Trade and Urbanization Industrial Expertise Education Historiography In addition to secular sciences that came with Arabic and Persian learning
Administration of the Sultanate State and Society Religion An important aspect of Islam in India was its early acceptance of
Sayyid Dynasty (1414–1451) In the entire history of the Delhi Sultanate there was only one Sultan who voluntarily abdicated his
The Tughlaq Dynasty Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq (1320–1325) Muhammad Bin Tughlaq (1325-1351) Transfer of Capital Token Currency Sultan’s Other Innovative Measures Firuz
The Khaljis (1290-1320) Jalal-ud-din Khalji (1290-1296) Ala-ud-din Khalji (1296–1316) Ala-ud-din and Nobles Mongol Threats Military Campaigns Ala-ud-din’s Internal Reforms Sultan’s
Foundation of Delhi Sultanate The Slave Dynasty The Slave dynasty is also known as the Mamluk dynasty. Mamluk means property.
Prithviraj Chauhan Jaya Chandra of Kanauj Rajput Kingdoms The world famous Khajuraho temple complex consisting of many temples including the
The Arab Conquest of Sind Muhammad Bin Qasim Mahmud of Ghazni To Arabs and Iranians, India was Hind and the
Introduction (a) to introduce the students to a conventional study of rulers, events, ideas, people and their conditions under the