Wednesday, 1 November 2017

RBSE IMPORTANT POINTS - 7

India during the Sultanate period (1206-1526)
1.      India was continuously attacked by foreign invaders. In 712 CE, a fierce battle took place between Muhammad bin Qasim and Dahir, the king of Sindh.
2.      Mahmud Ghaznavi had to fight fiercely against the'royal rulers of Kashmir Jayapala and Anandapala. Muhammad Ghori was defeated several times by Prithviraj Chauhan. But, due to certain circumstances, Muslim rule started in India by 1206 CE.
3.      Qutb ud din aibak (1206 CE - 1210 CE) was coronated in 1206 CE. He is also known as 'Lakhbaksh'. He was the founder of slave dynasty/ Ghulam Dynasty. . Aibak built the first storey of Qutub Minar. Rest of its part was completed by Itutmish.
4.      Balban (1265 CE - 1286 CE) of slave dynasty started the practice of Sijda and Paibos (bowing in front of the emperor and kissing his feet) in the royal court.
5.      Jalal-ud-din Firuz Khilji (1290 CE - 1296 CE) was the first ruler of Khilji dynasty.Alauddin Khilji got himself mentioned as 'The Second Alexander' on the coins issued by him. Hammir Dev Chauhan (1282 CE - 1301 CE) of Ranthambore had a fierce battle with Alauddin Khilji. Alauddin Khilji is known for market reforms.
6.      In 1320 CE, Ghazi Malik (Ghiyas ud-Din Tughluq) became the Sultan of Delhi after assassinating Khusro Shah the last Khilji ruler and laid the foundation of Tughluq dynasty.
7.      Muhammad Tughluq name was associated with various titles, such as- "An astonishing mix of Contradictions", "Thirsty of Blood", etc. Ziauddin Barni mentions five major policies of the Sultan- Tax increase in Doab, making Devagiri as the capital, circulation of token currency, attack upon Khorasan and expedition towards Karachil.
8.      The most important achievement of Firuz Tughluq was digging of canals.
9.      Turkish invader Timur Lang invaded India and plundered Delhi during Nasiruddin Mehmud the last ruler of Tughlaq dynasty.
10.  Timur conquered Delhi and appointed Khizr Khan as his representative. Khizr Khan founded the Sayyid dynasty.
11.  Bahlul Khan Lodi occupied Delhi from Sayyid ruler in 1451 CE. For the first time after the Turks, Afghan dynasty ruled upon Delhi.
12.  In the First Battle of Panipat in 1526 CE, the Ibrahim Lodi was defeated by Babur. This battle proved to be a landmark in history and Mughal dynasty was established in India.
India during the Mughal Period (1526 CE-1858 CE)
1.      Battle of Khanwa took place between Babur and Rana Sanga in March, 1527 CE. Babur fought this battle using Tulghuma strategy and gave the slogan of 'Jihad'. After standing victorious, Babur gained the title of Ghazi.
2.      Babur had composed a book named Baburnama or Tuzk-e-Babri in Turkish language.
3.      Battle of Chausa took place between Humayun and Sher Khan in 1539 CE, in which the Mughals were defeated.
4.      The Second Battle of Panipat took place between Afghan commander Hemu and Mughal representative Bairam Khan on 5th, November, 1556 CE.
5.      The world famous Battle of Haldighati took place in 1576 CE in which Maharana Pratap (Mewar) fought against the Mughal army which was led jointly by Man Singh and Asaf Khan.
6.      Fatehpur Sikri remained the royal capital from 1569 CE to 1584 CE. Buland Darwaza built on the southern gate of the mosque was built to commemorate Akbar's victory over Gujarat.
7.      Jahangir occupied the Mughal throne at Agra Fort in 1605 CE. Jahangir built the Peacock Throne (Takht-i-Taus).
8.      British ambassa­dor Captain Hawkins and Sir Thomas Roe visited Jahangir court.
9.      Shah Jahan was coronated in Agra in February, 1628 CE. In 1657 CE, Aurangzeb imprisoned Shah Jahan in Agra Fort.
10.  Aurangzeb appointed king Jai Singh as the Governor of Deccan. Treaty of Purandar took place between Shivaji and king Jai Singh in 1665 CE.
11.  Aurangzeb ordered to demolish Hindu temples in 1669 CE. In 1679 CE, Aurangzeb imposed Jazia(tax)on Hindus.

12.  After the death of Aurangzeb, the Mughal dynasty got incapable and weak successors, due to which the Mughal Empire started to decline gradually.

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