Delhi Sultanate (1206 − 1526)
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Mubarak
Khalji
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Ascended the throne after the death of Allaudin
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Declared himself as khalifa and took the title of 'Al-wasiq-billah'
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Issued gold coins.
Khusro Shah
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Hindu convert, from Gujarat.
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Murdered all the relatives of Allaudin and Mubarak Khalji.
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Disciple of Shaikh NiIzamuddin Auliya.
Tuglaqs
Ghiyassudin Tughlaq
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Murdered Khusro Shah and ascended the throne.
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Adopted the title 'Ghazi".
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First sultan to start the irrigation works.
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Died when a wooden pavilion collapsed.
Mohammad Bin Tughlaq

Mohammad Bin Tughlaq
Detailed Map of Mohammad Bin Tughlaq empire
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Most educated sultan of Delhi.
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Known as the 'Wisest Fool'.
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Experimentative nature. His main experiments were:
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shifting of the capital from Delhi to Daulatabad (deogiri)
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taxation of the Doab
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introduction of token currency (adali)
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planning of leading an expedition to Khurasan
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Qarachil expedition in the Kumaon hills
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Introduced agricultural reforms
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'Taqavi' and 'Sondhar' were the loans that were given to farmers.
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Established a new department Diwan-i-Kohi to bring barren land under cultivation.
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Established 'Diwan-i-Siyasat', to punish officers.
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He died at Thatta
Feroz Shah Tughlaq

Feroz Shah Tughlaq
Detailed Map of Feroz Shah Tughlaq empier
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He created two departments
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Diwan-i-Bandagan, i.e. department of slaves
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Diwan-i-Khairat.
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He founded a lot of towns:
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Jaunpur Hissar
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Ferozpur near Badayun
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Ferozabad Fatehabad
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He wrote a book 'Futuhat-i-Firozshahi'
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He abolished amputation
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At Jama Masjid he read the names of all the Delhi Sultans except Qutubuddin Aibak.
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He abandoned 23 taxes and imposed only four taxes as allowed by the shariat: Kharaj, Khums, Zakat, and Jaziya.
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Imposed irrigation tax, Haq-i-Sharb (10% of produce).
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Constructed new canals called Anhar-i-Amma.
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Repaired Allaudin Khalji's Hauz-i-Hahi (a canal) and Ntutmish's Hauz-i-Shamsi.
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Banned the sale of slaves.
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Under Diwan-i-Bandagan 1,80,000 slaves were employed.
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In 1360, he led an expedition to the Nagarkot. The king of Nagarkot was defeated and the temple of Jwalamukhi was looted and plundered.
Later Tughluqs
Ghiyasudin TugMaq Shah II
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Original name was Fateh Khan.
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Wazir was malik Zada Feroz.
Abu Bakr Naseeruddin Mohammad Shah
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Invaded Kannauj
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Died at Jaieshar
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Succeeded by Prince Humayun.
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Prince Humayun assumed title Allaudin Slander Shah but he died within six weeks.
Naseeruddin Mehmud Shah
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Lord of the worlds whose territory extended from Delhi to Palam.
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During his reign, Taimur Lang (1398 A.P-) invaded Delhi.
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Both Naseeruddin Mehmud and his minister Malu fled.
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After his departure Malu along with Naseeruddin Mehmud returned back to Delhi.
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During the oblivion period of two years, they lived in Gujarat.
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Sultan Naseeruddin died in 1412.