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Slave Dynasty (1206-1290): Rulers and Historical Overview

The period from 1206 AD to 1290 AD was termed by contemporary historians as the "period of consolidation." The Slave Dynasty, also known as...

Shamsuddin Iltutmish: History, Administration and Legacy

In the history of the Delhi Sultanate, Shamsuddin Iltutmish was the greatest ruler of the Slave Dynasty, also known as the Mamluk Dynasty or...

Islam Shah Suri: Governance, Conflict, and Legacy

After the death of Sher Shah Suri in 1545, his two sons Adil Shah and Jalal Khan were present. Passing the elder son Adil...

Sher Shah Suri Administration: A Legacy of Reform

Sher Shah Suri initiated a new chapter in the history of administrative evolution in India by creating peace, order, justice, and a good administrative...

Balban Theory of Kingship: Divine Right and Sovereignty

'Balban Theory of Kingship' was one of the reasons why Balban's reign lasted for 21 years from 1266 AD to 1287 AD. This was...

Blood and Iron Policy of Balban: Balban’s Path to Power

During the 84-year reign of the Slave dynasty, the Blood and Iron Policy of Balban played a crucial role in establishing Ghiyasuddin Balban's power...

Mansabdari System: Akbar’s Strategic Reform in Mughal India

A novelty was introduced in the Mughal administrative system, especially in the military field, through the implementation of the Mansabdari System. This Mansabdari System...

Land Revenue System of Akbar: Zabti System, Kankut System

Agriculture was the backbone of India's economy. The main source of the Mughal Empire's economy was agriculture and the Land Revenue System. An essential...

Iqta System in Delhi Sultanate: Features, Types, Changes

Iqta is an Arabic word meaning part or share. The recipient of an iqta was called an Iqtadar, Muqti, or Wali. In reality, this...

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