Question

im History :- Collect information about various kings from medieval period and make a collage from them ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. mahmud of ghazni 2. sultan muiz-ud- din 3.qutb in din abak 4.sultan illtutmuss

Answer 2

Answer:

Here are the ten popular rulers who shaped the history of medieval India:- 1. Mahmud of Ghazni 2. Sultan Muiz-Ud-Din Muhammad of Ghur 3. Qutb-Ud-Din Aibak 4. Sultan Iltutmish 5. Ghiyas-Ud-Din Balban 6. Jalal-Ud-Din Firozshah Khalji

Explanation:

1.Mahmud of Ghazni:

The Yamini dynasty generally known as Ghaznavi dynasty, claimed its origin from the family of Persian rulers. During the course of Arab invasion, the family fled to Turkistan and became one with the Turks. Therefore, the family has been accepted as Turk.

2. Sultan Muiz-Ud-Din Muhammad of Ghur:

While making an assessment of the character and achievements of Muhammad of Ghur, one is usually tempted to compare him with that of Mahmud of Ghazni which sometime, unjustly reduces his importance. But, the status of Muhammad in Indian history, even while comparing him with Mahmud is unquestionable.

Muhammad cannot bear comparison with Mahmud as a military leader. . Qutb-Ud-Din Aibak:

Qutb-ud-din Aibak was the real founder of Turkish rule in India. Primarily, he was responsible for the success of Sultan Muhammad in India. Muhammad was responsible for the Turkish conquest of India but he did not get time to remain and consolidate his Indian conquests.

3.Mostly it was done by Qutb-ud- din. And, when Muhammad died, Qutb-ud-din persuaded Turkish nobles in India to accept his supremacy, strengthened his position by matrimonial alliances with influential rival chiefs, stubbornly refused to accept the overlordship of Yildiz, turned him out of Punjab and saved his infant kingdom from the politics of Central Asia.

4. Sultan Iltutmish:

Iltutmish was a cultured and religious minded individual. He was a brave soldier, an experienced commander and a capable administrator. He was also a shrewd, cautious and farsighted statesman. He was the slave of a slave. Yet, by his own merit and efforts he became the Sultan of Delhi.

4.lltutmish introduced Persian customs and rules in his court. He patronized cultured people and scholars. All scholars, members of ruling families and capable persons who fled from Central Asia and other Islamic states because of the attacks of the Mongols were provided shelter at the court of Iltutmish.

5.The contemporary scholars Minhaj-us-Siraj and Taj-ud-din were at his court and so were Nizamul-mulk-Muhammad Junaidi, Malik Qutb-ud-din, Hasan Ghuri and Fakhrul-Mulk Isami each of whom distinguished himself in his respective field.

6.The court of Iltutmish had become as respectable as that of Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni because of these capable persons. Iltutmish made Delhi his capital and beautified it accordingly. Many minarets, mosques, madarsas, Khanqas and tanks were built by him. The famous Qutb Minar was also constructed or completed by him.