1. Khalifa first gave Mahmud Ghaznavi the title of Sultan in Islamic history.
2. Mohammad Ghori invaded Sultan in 1176 AD.
3. On March 25, 1206 AD, the Shiite rebels and the Khokre murdered Mohammed Goori in the raid.
4. In 1202-03, Qutb-ud-din Aibak invaded Kalinger, then at that time there was ruler Parmididev.
5. Qutbuddin Aibak died of falling from a horse in Lahore in November 1210 AD.
6. From November 1210 to June 1211 AD, Aibak's son, Aashashash, ruled.
7. In 1249 AD, Balban sat on the post of Nieb-e-Mamlikat.
8. Balban took control of the district elahi and stopped drinking.
9. Iltutmish was the first Sultan of Delhi, which was recognized by the Khalifa of Baghdad in 1229 AD.
10. In the entire Sultanate era, Siddha was the first and the last Hindu who got high rank in the Delhi court.
11. Jalaluddin Khizali became Sultan at the age of 70 in 1290 AD. His capital was Kilokhari.
12. The important source of the history of the Khilji dynasty is Ziauddin Barni's date-A-Firozshahi.
13. In 1316 AD, Allauddin Khilji died of ascites.
14. Allauddin was the first Sultanate ruler who neglected the teachings.
15. During the time of Alauddin Khilji, Delhi was connected by road to many business centers.
16. In the year 1315 AD, Allauddin Khilji appointed Giasuddin Tughluq as the Subedar of Dipalpur. He defeated the invaders 29 times. That is why he became famous in the name of Malik-ul-Ghazi.
17. Mohammed bin Tughluq has issued coins on his coins as 'Al Sultan Zilli Allah', 'Supporter of God Sultan' etc.
18. The African passenger Ibnbuttuta came to India in the rule of Mohammad Tughluq.
19. During the reign of Nasiruddin Mohammad Shah, the tomb of Kabiruddin Oliya was created, which is famous as the Red Gumbad.
20. Irrigation was one-tenth of the yield. Firoz Tughlaq imposed Jijiya tax on the Brahmins
21. Sikandar Lodi established Agra in 1504 AD.
22. Henry Elliot and Elphinstone called Firoz Tughlaq as Sultanat Akbar of Akbar.
23. Malik Sarwar, a hijra whose title was 'Sultan Shark', became independent ruler in Jaunpur and laid the foundation of the Shaki dynasty.
24. In Delhi Sultanate there was a ministerial council to assist Sultan, which was called Majlis-e-Khalawat.
25. Diwan-i-Amir Kohi was founded by Mohammed bin Tughluq who received great distinction.
26. Firoz Shah Tughlaq imposed an irrigation tax called 'Haab-e-Sharb'. Its rate was 1 / 20th of the yield.
27. Rajwahi and Ulug Khaji Ferozeshah were the main canals built by Tughlaq.
28. Naval fleet was called blossom. Its president was Amir-e-Bahar.
29. Mohammad Tughlaq waived many taxes, which increased trade.
30. Jain-ul-Abidin, the most notable ruler of Kashmir, has been called 'Akbar of Kashmir'.
31. Sheikh Nizamuddin Oliya was born in Badakun in 1236 AD.
32. After Narasimha Suluu, his minor son Imamadi Narasimha became ruler and Naresh Nayak was his patron.
33. He took possession of Raichur Doadab in 1512 AD, and in 1520 AD, Bijapur, and won the fort of Gulbarga.
34. To give respect to men who show insincerity in the war, jewelery carrying a leg called 'Gandpeedara' was given.
35. In 1336 AD, Harihar I laid the foundations of Hampi State and made Vijaynagar the capital the same year.
36. Ramchandra sat on the throne after Devaraya I (1406-1422 AD), but he could only rule for a few months. After that his brother ruled till 1430 AD.
37. In Vijayanagara administration, after the King (Rai) was the post of Yuvraj. After the appointment of Yuvraj, his coronation was used, which was called Yuvraj Patta Bhishekam.
38. After Gulbarga, Beedar became the capital of Bahmani kingdom.
39. Sultan Shamsuddin Muhammad III won Sangameshwar, Goa and Belgaum respectively in 1471, 1472 and 1473 AD.
40. Babur won Kabul in 1504 AD and won the title in 1507 AD and assumed the title of the emperor. In 1510 AD, Shabani Khan was killed in the battle of Merv.
41. Babar learned from Ubbigus the tulagma method of war and the use of guns was done by the Iranians.
42. Babar died in December 1530, and he was buried in Arambagh in Agra. Later he was taken to Kabul and buried.
43. Humayun's wife Hamida Bano Begum was the daughter of spiritual guru Shiya Mir Baba alias Mir Ali Akbar Jami of the Hindal.
44. Humayun in Kalinjar has beaten Hindu temples.
45. Lennon has written that Humayun rolled-rolled and spilled and died.
46. In the time of Sher Shah, the land was measured by ropes in the bees.
47. Akbar was born on October 15, 1542, at Rana Veasāl of Amarkot.
48. Meer Abdul Latif appointed Bairam Khan as the teacher of Akbar.
49. Akbar visited Sheikh Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer for the first time in 1562 AD.
50. Maharana Pratap died in 1597 AD.
51. In 1572 AD, Akbar conquered Gujarat and made Khan-e-Azam (Aziz Coca) the sub-governor of Gujarat.
52. Kutulukha Lohani declared himself the independent ruler of Orissa. Subedar Mansingh of Bihar attacked Orissa in 1590 AD and defeated Lohani's son Nisar Khan and took over Orissa.
53. Chand Bibi was the queen of Bijapur who fought the Mughal army.
54. When Jahangir became the king, Amar Singh was the ruler of Mewar at that time. Jahangir sent Shahjada Parvez, Asfakhan, Mahabat Khan, Abdullah Khan and Shahjada Khurram respectively to defeat him.
55. Mumtaz Mahal died in Burhanpur in 1633 AD.
56. In 1636 CE, Bijapur took the possession of the Mughals.
57. All the ministers of Akbar, Jahangir and Aurangzeb were Shi'a.
58. Akbar started the practice with the help of Atmat Khan in 1562 AD.
59. Akbar has fixed minimum age for marriage, 14 years for girls, 16 years for boys.
60. In 1585 AD, Akbar appointed a permanent Judicial Committee. There were members- Birbal, Hakim Hammam Shamsher Khan (Kotwal) and Qasim Khan.
61. Amir Khusro composed date-e-Alai Khajinul-Futosh.
62. The credit for getting Dhrupad Raga in music goes to King Mansingh of Gwalior. Mansingh wrote a musical book 'Kautujal'.
63. Babar wrote Tuzuk-e-Babari, his autobiography in Turkey. This book was translated into Persian twice. Once Abdurrahim Khan-e-Khan has
64. Persian was the official language of the Mughals. This made Akbar the official language.
65. Sukhsan, Lalseen, Sarasena and Jagannath were famous singers of the court of Shah Jahan.
66. Mohammed Shah was the first Mughal emperor who promoted Urdu.
67. Timur was born in 1336 AD at the place named Catch in Trans Oxyana.
68. Of the 17 painters of Akbar's court, 13 were Hindus. They were Daswant, Basavan, Keshu, Lal, Mukund, Madhu, Jagan, Mahesh, Tara Khemkaran, Sankala, Harivansh and Rai.
69. 'Shahbruj' was a secret room of Shah Jahan that was located in Agra Fort.
70. The construction of the Jama Masjid was completed by Shah Jahan's daughter, Jnana.
71. Taj Mahal is ready in 1653 AD from the cost of nine crores in twenty years.
72. The construction of the Red Fort of Delhi was completed in 1648 AD under the supervision of artisans named Hamid and Ahmed.
73. During the time of Shah Jahan, many domes were constructed in a dome. Diwan-e-Khas of Delhi's Red Fort is an example of this.
74. Shah Jahan started the Hijri Samvat at the place of Elahi Sanvat.
75. Humayun's leading painter was Mir-Syed Ali, Shiraji, Khwaja Abdul Samad, Syed Tabrizi.
76. Aurangzeb destroyed images made in Bijapur and Golconda and gave a white clean on the pictures of Akbar's tomb.
77. Located in Agra, Rambagh was called the Noor-e-Afghan or the rest garden.
78. The reign of Shah Jahan is called the golden age of Mughal rule.
79. The mausoleum of Nasiruddin Mahmud (son of Iltutmish) is called Sultan Garhi.
80. Akbar finished the pilgrimage in 1563 AD and finished the Jizya the following year.
81. Abul Fazal has called Kanugo a 'Farmer's ashram'.
82. During the time of Akbar, the largest coin of gold was called 'Elahi'.
83. Akbar tried to end the practice of sati, child marriage and vaishyavatma.
84. In the Mughal period, Finance Minister was called Diwan-i-Ala or Diwan-i-Kul, but during the time of Aurangzeb it was called Wazir-e-Muazzam.
85. Farrukh Seyar finished his Jijia in the first year of his rule. It was re-introduced in 1717 AD and again in 1719 AD.
86. Akbar started Gaj-e-Elahi in 1585 AD. It was equivalent to 41 Angul.
87. The 'Gaugar' architect was called. 'Fiqh' was called Islamic law.
88. Shah Jahan banned the sale of liquor in the sixth year of rule.
89. The work of elephant tooth in the Mughal period was at its peak. Agra Fatehpur Sikri and Jaipur were its main centers.
90. The coronation of Aurangzeb was repeated twice - first in 1658 and second in 1659 AD.
91. Aurangzeb ended 80 tax Among them, Shahidar and Panjari were prominent. They were called Ababab.
92. Aurangzeb imposed a tax on non-Muslims in 1679 AD.
93. Aurangzeb died in 1707 AD. He was buried near the mazar of Sheikh Jain-ul-Haq near Daulatabad.
94. Aurangzeb called the 'Nimaj' and gifts received from the rich from the princes as 'Nisar'.
95. Aurangzeb ended the practice of Jharkhand philosophy in the eleventh year of his rule.
96. Aurangzeb married one of his daughters, Siddhir Shikoh, son of Dara and the fifth daughter of Murad's son Ejeed Baksh.
97. Guru Hargobind Singh established the Akal Takht.
98. Shivaji first started the struggle with the Mughals in 1656 AD when Shivaji took an oath at Ahmadnagar and Junnar.
99. Shivaji has two coronation. Previously, Pandit was Gangbatta and in the second coronation, there was a tantrik named Nishchalpuri Goswami.
100. Mahmud Khan established the Khilji dynasty in Malwa in 1435 AD.
2. Mohammad Ghori invaded Sultan in 1176 AD.
3. On March 25, 1206 AD, the Shiite rebels and the Khokre murdered Mohammed Goori in the raid.
4. In 1202-03, Qutb-ud-din Aibak invaded Kalinger, then at that time there was ruler Parmididev.
5. Qutbuddin Aibak died of falling from a horse in Lahore in November 1210 AD.
6. From November 1210 to June 1211 AD, Aibak's son, Aashashash, ruled.
7. In 1249 AD, Balban sat on the post of Nieb-e-Mamlikat.
8. Balban took control of the district elahi and stopped drinking.
9. Iltutmish was the first Sultan of Delhi, which was recognized by the Khalifa of Baghdad in 1229 AD.
10. In the entire Sultanate era, Siddha was the first and the last Hindu who got high rank in the Delhi court.
11. Jalaluddin Khizali became Sultan at the age of 70 in 1290 AD. His capital was Kilokhari.
12. The important source of the history of the Khilji dynasty is Ziauddin Barni's date-A-Firozshahi.
13. In 1316 AD, Allauddin Khilji died of ascites.
14. Allauddin was the first Sultanate ruler who neglected the teachings.
15. During the time of Alauddin Khilji, Delhi was connected by road to many business centers.
16. In the year 1315 AD, Allauddin Khilji appointed Giasuddin Tughluq as the Subedar of Dipalpur. He defeated the invaders 29 times. That is why he became famous in the name of Malik-ul-Ghazi.
17. Mohammed bin Tughluq has issued coins on his coins as 'Al Sultan Zilli Allah', 'Supporter of God Sultan' etc.
18. The African passenger Ibnbuttuta came to India in the rule of Mohammad Tughluq.
19. During the reign of Nasiruddin Mohammad Shah, the tomb of Kabiruddin Oliya was created, which is famous as the Red Gumbad.
20. Irrigation was one-tenth of the yield. Firoz Tughlaq imposed Jijiya tax on the Brahmins
21. Sikandar Lodi established Agra in 1504 AD.
22. Henry Elliot and Elphinstone called Firoz Tughlaq as Sultanat Akbar of Akbar.
23. Malik Sarwar, a hijra whose title was 'Sultan Shark', became independent ruler in Jaunpur and laid the foundation of the Shaki dynasty.
24. In Delhi Sultanate there was a ministerial council to assist Sultan, which was called Majlis-e-Khalawat.
25. Diwan-i-Amir Kohi was founded by Mohammed bin Tughluq who received great distinction.
26. Firoz Shah Tughlaq imposed an irrigation tax called 'Haab-e-Sharb'. Its rate was 1 / 20th of the yield.
27. Rajwahi and Ulug Khaji Ferozeshah were the main canals built by Tughlaq.
28. Naval fleet was called blossom. Its president was Amir-e-Bahar.
29. Mohammad Tughlaq waived many taxes, which increased trade.
30. Jain-ul-Abidin, the most notable ruler of Kashmir, has been called 'Akbar of Kashmir'.
31. Sheikh Nizamuddin Oliya was born in Badakun in 1236 AD.
32. After Narasimha Suluu, his minor son Imamadi Narasimha became ruler and Naresh Nayak was his patron.
33. He took possession of Raichur Doadab in 1512 AD, and in 1520 AD, Bijapur, and won the fort of Gulbarga.
34. To give respect to men who show insincerity in the war, jewelery carrying a leg called 'Gandpeedara' was given.
35. In 1336 AD, Harihar I laid the foundations of Hampi State and made Vijaynagar the capital the same year.
36. Ramchandra sat on the throne after Devaraya I (1406-1422 AD), but he could only rule for a few months. After that his brother ruled till 1430 AD.
37. In Vijayanagara administration, after the King (Rai) was the post of Yuvraj. After the appointment of Yuvraj, his coronation was used, which was called Yuvraj Patta Bhishekam.
38. After Gulbarga, Beedar became the capital of Bahmani kingdom.
39. Sultan Shamsuddin Muhammad III won Sangameshwar, Goa and Belgaum respectively in 1471, 1472 and 1473 AD.
40. Babur won Kabul in 1504 AD and won the title in 1507 AD and assumed the title of the emperor. In 1510 AD, Shabani Khan was killed in the battle of Merv.
41. Babar learned from Ubbigus the tulagma method of war and the use of guns was done by the Iranians.
42. Babar died in December 1530, and he was buried in Arambagh in Agra. Later he was taken to Kabul and buried.
43. Humayun's wife Hamida Bano Begum was the daughter of spiritual guru Shiya Mir Baba alias Mir Ali Akbar Jami of the Hindal.
44. Humayun in Kalinjar has beaten Hindu temples.
45. Lennon has written that Humayun rolled-rolled and spilled and died.
46. In the time of Sher Shah, the land was measured by ropes in the bees.
47. Akbar was born on October 15, 1542, at Rana Veasāl of Amarkot.
48. Meer Abdul Latif appointed Bairam Khan as the teacher of Akbar.
49. Akbar visited Sheikh Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer for the first time in 1562 AD.
50. Maharana Pratap died in 1597 AD.
51. In 1572 AD, Akbar conquered Gujarat and made Khan-e-Azam (Aziz Coca) the sub-governor of Gujarat.
52. Kutulukha Lohani declared himself the independent ruler of Orissa. Subedar Mansingh of Bihar attacked Orissa in 1590 AD and defeated Lohani's son Nisar Khan and took over Orissa.
53. Chand Bibi was the queen of Bijapur who fought the Mughal army.
54. When Jahangir became the king, Amar Singh was the ruler of Mewar at that time. Jahangir sent Shahjada Parvez, Asfakhan, Mahabat Khan, Abdullah Khan and Shahjada Khurram respectively to defeat him.
55. Mumtaz Mahal died in Burhanpur in 1633 AD.
56. In 1636 CE, Bijapur took the possession of the Mughals.
57. All the ministers of Akbar, Jahangir and Aurangzeb were Shi'a.
58. Akbar started the practice with the help of Atmat Khan in 1562 AD.
59. Akbar has fixed minimum age for marriage, 14 years for girls, 16 years for boys.
60. In 1585 AD, Akbar appointed a permanent Judicial Committee. There were members- Birbal, Hakim Hammam Shamsher Khan (Kotwal) and Qasim Khan.
61. Amir Khusro composed date-e-Alai Khajinul-Futosh.
62. The credit for getting Dhrupad Raga in music goes to King Mansingh of Gwalior. Mansingh wrote a musical book 'Kautujal'.
63. Babar wrote Tuzuk-e-Babari, his autobiography in Turkey. This book was translated into Persian twice. Once Abdurrahim Khan-e-Khan has
64. Persian was the official language of the Mughals. This made Akbar the official language.
65. Sukhsan, Lalseen, Sarasena and Jagannath were famous singers of the court of Shah Jahan.
66. Mohammed Shah was the first Mughal emperor who promoted Urdu.
67. Timur was born in 1336 AD at the place named Catch in Trans Oxyana.
68. Of the 17 painters of Akbar's court, 13 were Hindus. They were Daswant, Basavan, Keshu, Lal, Mukund, Madhu, Jagan, Mahesh, Tara Khemkaran, Sankala, Harivansh and Rai.
69. 'Shahbruj' was a secret room of Shah Jahan that was located in Agra Fort.
70. The construction of the Jama Masjid was completed by Shah Jahan's daughter, Jnana.
71. Taj Mahal is ready in 1653 AD from the cost of nine crores in twenty years.
72. The construction of the Red Fort of Delhi was completed in 1648 AD under the supervision of artisans named Hamid and Ahmed.
73. During the time of Shah Jahan, many domes were constructed in a dome. Diwan-e-Khas of Delhi's Red Fort is an example of this.
74. Shah Jahan started the Hijri Samvat at the place of Elahi Sanvat.
75. Humayun's leading painter was Mir-Syed Ali, Shiraji, Khwaja Abdul Samad, Syed Tabrizi.
76. Aurangzeb destroyed images made in Bijapur and Golconda and gave a white clean on the pictures of Akbar's tomb.
77. Located in Agra, Rambagh was called the Noor-e-Afghan or the rest garden.
78. The reign of Shah Jahan is called the golden age of Mughal rule.
79. The mausoleum of Nasiruddin Mahmud (son of Iltutmish) is called Sultan Garhi.
80. Akbar finished the pilgrimage in 1563 AD and finished the Jizya the following year.
81. Abul Fazal has called Kanugo a 'Farmer's ashram'.
82. During the time of Akbar, the largest coin of gold was called 'Elahi'.
83. Akbar tried to end the practice of sati, child marriage and vaishyavatma.
84. In the Mughal period, Finance Minister was called Diwan-i-Ala or Diwan-i-Kul, but during the time of Aurangzeb it was called Wazir-e-Muazzam.
85. Farrukh Seyar finished his Jijia in the first year of his rule. It was re-introduced in 1717 AD and again in 1719 AD.
86. Akbar started Gaj-e-Elahi in 1585 AD. It was equivalent to 41 Angul.
87. The 'Gaugar' architect was called. 'Fiqh' was called Islamic law.
88. Shah Jahan banned the sale of liquor in the sixth year of rule.
89. The work of elephant tooth in the Mughal period was at its peak. Agra Fatehpur Sikri and Jaipur were its main centers.
90. The coronation of Aurangzeb was repeated twice - first in 1658 and second in 1659 AD.
91. Aurangzeb ended 80 tax Among them, Shahidar and Panjari were prominent. They were called Ababab.
92. Aurangzeb imposed a tax on non-Muslims in 1679 AD.
93. Aurangzeb died in 1707 AD. He was buried near the mazar of Sheikh Jain-ul-Haq near Daulatabad.
94. Aurangzeb called the 'Nimaj' and gifts received from the rich from the princes as 'Nisar'.
95. Aurangzeb ended the practice of Jharkhand philosophy in the eleventh year of his rule.
96. Aurangzeb married one of his daughters, Siddhir Shikoh, son of Dara and the fifth daughter of Murad's son Ejeed Baksh.
97. Guru Hargobind Singh established the Akal Takht.
98. Shivaji first started the struggle with the Mughals in 1656 AD when Shivaji took an oath at Ahmadnagar and Junnar.
99. Shivaji has two coronation. Previously, Pandit was Gangbatta and in the second coronation, there was a tantrik named Nishchalpuri Goswami.
100. Mahmud Khan established the Khilji dynasty in Malwa in 1435 AD.
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