Historians describe Muhammad bin Tughlaq as a “mixture of opposites” because his personality combined brilliance with impracticality. He introduced innovative but often disastrous policies, such as token currency and shifting the capital. His administrative intelligence was remarkable, yet poor execution ...
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In 1192 AD, the Second Battle of Tarain took place between Muhammad Ghori and Prithviraj Chauhan. This time Ghori emerged victorious due to better military planning and disciplined cavalry. The defeat ended major Rajput resistance in North India and paved ...
Mahmud Ghaznavi belonged to the Yamini dynasty, named after his title “Yamin ud Daula.” His father Sabuktigin founded this dynasty. Under Mahmud, the dynasty expanded its territories in Central Asia, Afghanistan and parts of Punjab. The Yamini rulers played a ...