STD- 7 PATH-2 DILHI SALTANAT (COLOR BOOK)

PATH-2 DILHI SALTANAT

Shihabuddin Ghori lost to Prithviraj in the battle of Tarai in 1191 AD. In the Second Battle of Tarai in 113, Shihabuddin Ghori won a decisive victory over Prithviraj Chauhan and laid the foundation of the Sultanate in Delhi.

Qutbuddin Aibak

Muhammad Ghori ceded the Indian territories under his control to his slave general Qutbuddin Aibak who belonged to the Mamluk dynasty.
Thus, Qutbuddin Abak founded the slave dynasty.
He died in 1210 after falling from a polo horse.
The Turkish feudal lords, known as Chahalgami or "Chalish", fought against him.
In which Razia was eventually killed.
The lust for power of the amirs and the ongoing revolts put an end to his rule.
The state was in turmoil for 6 years after his death.
Lack of practicality in most of its plans
As well as the lack of phased and planned implementation
Because his plans failed so he made this in history
The schemes became known as 'eccentric' schemes.
Ibn Battuta, an African traveler in the time of Muhammad Tughlaq
After Muhammad Tughlaq on a visit to India
Cousin Firoz Shah Tughlaq came to the throne
Timur Lange after the death of Feroze Shah Tughlaq
Invaded Delhi. Tughlaq power was limited in 1398-99.