DELHI SULTANATE

1. TUGLAQ DYNASTY

1.1. GHIYASUDDIN TUGHLAQ( 1320 - 24 )

1.2. MOHAMED BIN TUGHLAQ ( 1324 - 51 )

1.3. FIROZ SHAH TUGHLAQ ( 1351 - 88 )

2. ADMINSTRATION IN THE SULTANATE

2.1. THE SULTAN

2.2. NOBLES AND OFFICIALS

2.3. THE ARMY

2.4. DIVISION OF THE EMPIRE

2.5. THE JUDICIARY

2.6. THE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD

2.7. ECONOMY

2.8. SOCIETY

3. DECLINE OF THE SULTANATE

3.1. SAYYID DYNASTY ( 1414 - 1451 )

3.2. LODI DYNASTY ( 1451 - 1526 )

4. TURKISH RULE IN INDIA

4.1. MOHAMMED GHORI (1202 - 1206)

5. MAMLUK DYNASTY

5.1. QUTBUDIN AIBAK ( 1206 - 10 )

5.2. ILTUTMISH ( 1210 - 36 )

5.3. RAZIA SULTAN ( 1236 - 39

5.4. NASIRUDDIN MAHUD ( 1246 - 65 )

5.5. GHIYASUDDIN BALBAN ( 1265 - 87 )

6. KHILJI DYNASTY

6.1. JALALUDDIN KHILJI ( 1290 - 96 )

6.2. ALUDDIN KHILJI (1296 - 1316)

7. SUMMARY

7.1. Delhi sultanate was founded by Qutbuddin Aibak

7.2. The main dynasties that comprised the delhi sultanate were the mamluks , the khiljis and tughlaqs

7.3. Muhammed bin tughlaq introduced some ill-fated experiments such as shifting the capital to daulatabad, and introducing token currency

7.4. The Invasion of Delhi by Timur in 1398 contributed to the downfall of the sultanate

7.5. The rule of the sultanate ended with the defeat of Ibrahim Lodi by by Babur in 1526