The Sultanate Period

1. Qutb Minar          - Silver coin
2. Quwat-ul              - Copper coin
3. Tanka                   - Balban
4. Ilbari                     - Ajmer
5. Jital                      - Delhi

1. Iltumish nominated his daughter raziah as his successor before his death,
2. He divided the country into the Iqtas.
3. The army was maintained by A corps of forty.
4. He is the second turkish ruler to introduce Arabic coinage .
5. He introduced Poibos  form of salution to the kings.

1. ·        Alauddin Khilji has stopped the Mongol invasions about 12 times.
2. ·        Alauddin Khilji considered himself as God's representative.
3. ·        Alauddin Khilji gave free land.
4. ·        Alauddin Khilji introduced the method of warming the horses.
5. ·        Alauddin Khilji set the prices of goods, which were more than the store prices.
6. ·        He followed harsh policies on towards the hindus.jizya , grazing tax , and house tax were imposed on him.

1. While attending a reception for his victories at bengal the pavilion on which he stood gave way and Ghiyas-ud-din was crushed to death in AD 1325.
2. Mohammed bin Tughluq captured Warangal in AD 1327.

What was the reason behind Mohammed bin Tughluq to transfer the capital to Devagiri from Delhi? 

1. The domestic policies of Mohammed bin tughluq were good.
2. The hasty decisions and inoperativepolicies were responsible for the decline of the delhi sultanate..

1. Firoz Tughluq collected agricultural loans for "Taquavi".
2. Firoz Tughluq increased the salary of the revenue officers.

1. Khams                               - Hospital
2. Kharaj                               -  Tax on brahmans
3. Jizya                                 –Marriage bureau
4. Zakat                                 - 1/5 share of the warbooty
5. Dar-ul-Shafa                     -  1/10 of the produce of land
6. Divani-i- Kherat               - Ritual Fee

1. Firoz-Tughluq conquered Jainagar and renovated Puri Jagannath temple
2. The Kutab -Feroz-Shahi book is related to astronomy

1. Jalaluddin Feroz Khilji                - AD 1290-1296
2. Alaudin Khilji                              - AD1296-1316
3. Qutb-ud-din-mubarakshah           - AD1316-1320
4. Nasir-Udin-Khusrav-Shah           - AD1320

1. Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq               - AD 1325 - 1361
2. Muhammad bin Tughlaq             - AD 1414-1421
3. Firoz Tughlaq                              - AD 1320-1325
4. Khizr Khan                                  - AD 1351-1388
5. Ala-ud-din Shah                          - AD 1421-1434
6. Mubarak Shah                             - AD 1445-1457

1. Diwani-i- Insha                   - Minister of Islamic Law
2. Divya –i-Ariz                       - Foreign Affairs Minister
3. Qazi-ul-Quzar                     -  Correspondance minister
4. Wazir                                   - Prime Minister / Finance Minister
5. Diwani –i- Risalt                 - Minister of Justice
6. Sadr-Us-Suddar                   - Defence or war minister

1. In the administration village was the smallest unit of administration.
2. There was a group of five ministers to assist the Sultan.
3. In the Sultanate, the country's primary income is tax income.
4. The central government did not interfere in the village administration.

1. The Mamluk period – Qutb minar, Quwat Ul-Islam mosque,tombs of  Nasir-ud-din Mohammad's tomb, Balban tomb.
2. Gilji's period - Delhi siri city, Hazrat nizam ud din Aulia, Alai Darwaza.
3. Tughlak period - Allahabad Fort, Tughlaqabad, Jahanpanah.

1. Coordinating policies leads to politics.
2. Fixed, permanent set up.
3. Trade grew
4. The Arabic language is the language of the court.