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1.‘Defeat of Prithviraj marked the end of Rajput rule in North India’Explain
2.‘Ghiyasuddin Balban mercilessly suppressed the ambitious Turkish nobles’

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Answered by sanya2004srivastav
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Explanation:

it marked the end of rajput rule in north India because Prithviraj ruled Delhi and ajmer so Muhammad ruled Delhi and conquered heart of lndia and that's how Delhi sultanate starts

Answered by lakshika88
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When the British arrived in India, the Rajput states become colonies which in turn ended the reign of Rajputs forever. After India's independence (1947), most of the Rajput states in Rajputana were merged to form the state of Rajasthan within the Indian union.

The festival of Nauroz was one of the most renowned among them. The people of foreign countries who visited the court of Balban were stunned to see the royal splendour and the glamour of the court. He introduced the practice of Sizda or pros­tration and Paibos or kissing of the feet of the Sultan and thus tried to impose his superiority over his subjects. He assumed the title of Zille Illahi.

He did not permit his courtiers to take their seats so long as he remained in the court. He appointed black, tall and fearsome guards around him. They used to have naked swords in their hands. When­ever the Sultan went outside the palace, they marched with him shouting Bismillah. Bismillah. This show of power, pomp and splendor, no doubt, added to the prestige of the Sultan and enhanced the glamour of the court.

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