SULTANATE OF DELHI
(1206-1526 A.D)
The Delhi Sultanate
after the death of Ghori his governor Qutb-ud-din-Aai buk became the king to his
territories in India
The period from (1206-1526 A.D) came to be known as the sultanate period
Mamaluk means slave in Arabic (slave dynasty)
The first king of Delhi sultanate was
Qutb-ud-din aai buk(1206-1210 A.D)
after his death, Iltutmish
became the sultan
Iltutmish(1211-1236 A.D)
he expanded the empire from Bengal to Sindh and from the Himalayas to Vindhya's
he introduced coins in Arabic script
silver coins are tanka
copper coins are jital
he completed the construction of Qutub Minar
built colleges at Delhi one is Nasirya Madarsa
other Musiya Madarsa
he announced
his daughter Razia as his successor(Razia Sultan)
Razia Sultan (1236-1240 A.D)
She was the first lady ruler in the of Sultanate period.
She defeated
and killed Firoz Shah who ascended
the throne after the death of
Iltutmish
but political games played by nobles(Chalisa) a group of rebel led by Bahram Shah against her
she was killed in 1240 A.D
Balban (1266-1287 A.D)
In 1266 A.D Balban came in power as Sultan he killed all the members of nobles (Chalisa members)
Balban assumed the title ulluk khan
consolidated the Delhi Sultanate empire
he
propsed kingship theory
first to assume Nayi-bekhudayi
first to assume zill-e-llahi(shadow of God)
he suppressed all the rebels and one of the first kings to protect borders
it was done to counter
the Mongol attacks special officers at the border.
he maintenand law and order and successful in
stopping them
he died in 1287 A.D due to loss of his son in Mongol
an encounter that makes him the week
and led to a death
his tomb was the first true arch building in India
The thron was succeeded by his grand son qaiqabad
khaliji revolution
Jalaluddin khalji the commander
of Balaban revolt against the king and killed him
thus the mamaluk dynasty was ended this is about the
first dynasty of sultanate there are other dynasty's of sultans
Khalji (1290-1320 A.D)
Tughluq(1320-1413 A.D)
Sayyid (1413-1451 A.D)
LODI (1451-1489 A.D)
(1206-1526 A.D)
The Delhi Sultanate
after the death of Ghori his governor Qutb-ud-din-Aai buk became the king to his
territories in India
The period from (1206-1526 A.D) came to be known as the sultanate period
Mamaluk means slave in Arabic (slave dynasty)
The first king of Delhi sultanate was
Qutb-ud-din aai buk(1206-1210 A.D)
after his death, Iltutmish
became the sultan
Iltutmish(1211-1236 A.D)
he expanded the empire from Bengal to Sindh and from the Himalayas to Vindhya's
he introduced coins in Arabic script
silver coins are tanka
copper coins are jital
he completed the construction of Qutub Minar
built colleges at Delhi one is Nasirya Madarsa
other Musiya Madarsa
he announced
his daughter Razia as his successor(Razia Sultan)
Razia Sultan (1236-1240 A.D)
She was the first lady ruler in the of Sultanate period.
She defeated
and killed Firoz Shah who ascended
the throne after the death of
Iltutmish
but political games played by nobles(Chalisa) a group of rebel led by Bahram Shah against her
she was killed in 1240 A.D
Balban (1266-1287 A.D)
In 1266 A.D Balban came in power as Sultan he killed all the members of nobles (Chalisa members)
Balban assumed the title ulluk khan
consolidated the Delhi Sultanate empire
he
propsed kingship theory
first to assume Nayi-bekhudayi
first to assume zill-e-llahi(shadow of God)
he suppressed all the rebels and one of the first kings to protect borders
it was done to counter
the Mongol attacks special officers at the border.
he maintenand law and order and successful in
stopping them
he died in 1287 A.D due to loss of his son in Mongol
an encounter that makes him the week
and led to a death
his tomb was the first true arch building in India
The thron was succeeded by his grand son qaiqabad
khaliji revolution
Jalaluddin khalji the commander
of Balaban revolt against the king and killed him
thus the mamaluk dynasty was ended this is about the
first dynasty of sultanate there are other dynasty's of sultans
Khalji (1290-1320 A.D)
Tughluq(1320-1413 A.D)
Sayyid (1413-1451 A.D)
LODI (1451-1489 A.D)
