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The Delhi sultanate is a nobleexample for the glory of ancient India.Its culture,art and architecture that exists even today ispraiseworthy. The Sultans of Delhi ruled for quitea long period of 320 years during which there

were achievements in different fields.

INTRODUCTION

Our Indian history is the famous and thelongest history in the world . It helps our presentgeneration to understand and remember our past


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Project Associates:-

Ambuja .J.

NidaZabiha.

NafeesaBi P.R.

of 9th B Bapu Composite P.U.College.

THE DELHI

SULTANATE.


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CONTENTS--

Dynasties which ruled over Delhi.

Slave dynasty.Khilji dynasty.

Tughlaqdynasty.Lodi dynasty.

Causes for the decline of Delhi sultan


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SUMMARY:-

After the Arab invasion of sind, the Delhisultanate was established by Qutub-ud-din-aibek in 1206 A.D. Iltamush succeeded Qutub-ud-din-aibek & later he wassucceeded by his daughter Razia Begum.

Giyasuddin-Balban was the next important sultan,hebeautified the Delhi.Giyasuddin Tughlaq defeated the lastruler of Khilji dynasty &became the ruler in1320 A.D. His son

Mohammed-bin-Tughlaq succeeded him. He was an ablesultan with best intention &excellent ideas, but he lacked inpatience.

The next ruler was Firoz-shah-Tughlaq.He was acapable &strong sultan. Finally the Tughlaq dynasty was

succeeded by Syed Dynasty & later by Lodi Dynasty. Ibrahim-Lodi the last ruler of Lodi Dynasty was defeated by Babur inthe first battle of Panipat in1526 A.D.

Mosque at Ajmer--


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OBJECTIVES:

To know more about Delhi Sultanate .

To have a complete analysis of Qutub-ud-din-Aibeks rule.

To know more about the dynastieswhich ruled over Delhi.

To know the reasons for the downfall ofDelhi Sultanate.

Qutb minar


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After the death of MohammedGhor in 1206 AD; his IndianEmpire passed onto the hands of

his viceroy Qutub-ud din-Aibek ashe had no successors. He laterbecame the founder of the slave

dynasty. The Delhi Sultanate wasestablished by Qutub-ud-din-Aibek in 1206AD. Altogether fivedynasties from 1206 to1526ADformed Delhi Sultanate. Expansion o
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IMPORTANT DYNASTIES WHICH RULED OVER DELHI andthere

founders.SLAVE DYNASTY- Qutub-ud-din-Aibek.

KHILJI DYNASTY- Jalal-ud-din khilji.

TUGHLAQ DYNASTY-Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq.

LODI DYNASTY-Bahlul Khan Lodi.

Tomb of SIKANDARLODI-


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Mohammed Ghor had left the task of administering hisIndian conquest to Qutub-ud-din-Aibek,his slave &governor of Indian provinces.After the death ofMohammed Ghor, he declared himself the sultan ofHindustan.He ruled for 4 yrs,later he was succeeded byIltamush.In turn he was succeeded by Razia

begum who was killed in a battle in1240AD.Ghiyas-ud-din-Balban was the next important sultan.

Razia Begum--

--Tomb of

ILTAMUSH.

SLAVE DYNASTY:
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KHILJIDYNASTY.

Jalaluddin Khilji established Khilji

dynasty. The founder of Turkish dynasty,Jalaluddin Khilji was seventy when heascended the throne. He defeated thedescendants of Balban, being victoriouscame to power. He was kind hearted, mildand had faith in nature.Alauddin-khilji ascended the throne after

killing his uncle and father-in-law,jalaluddin-khilji.

--Arabiccalligraphyduring khiljidynasty.
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LODIDYNASTY:

Bahlul Khan Lodi was an Afghannoble who was a great soldier. When AlamShah voluntarily abdicated the throne to him,Bahlul Khan seized the throne on April 19, 1451with the support of his minister Hamid Khan. Hewas the first Afghan ruler of Delhi.

LODI

GARDENS---

Bahlul Khan extended his

territories over Gwalior, Jaunpur and upperUttar Pradesh. He appointed his eldest sonBarbak Shah as viceroy of Jaunpur in 1486.Bahlul Khan was confused as to who should

succeed him among his sons Barbak ShahandNizam Shahand grandson Azam-i-Humayun. Nizam Shah succeeded BahlalKhan Lodi under the title Sikander Shah
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Causes For The Decline Of Delhi Sultanate

There was no definite law of

succession, after the death of eachsultan ,the situation gave

rise to many civil wars.

The nobles became the kingmakers & controlled the weaksultans.

Jagir system gave rise todisintegration that weakened the

kingdom. TIMUR--


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Conclusion:The Delhi sultanate was a lengthy

chapter with detailed study of fivedynasties which is difficult to remember .This project will help the students toremember better due to its attractive

effects. ONE TIME SEEING IS BETTERTHAN THOUSAND TIMES OF LISTENING.

Qutb Gate--


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Our sincere gratitude toSCHOOLS ON LINE for providing usCOMPUTERS to do projects and providing

INTERNET to collect information.We are grateful to our respectedHead Mistress for encouraging us to doprojects

We are thankful to our teachers

Mrs. . A. Veena.

Mr. V. Srinivas. for their

valuable guidance.

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