History of India volume 3
History of India volume 3
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The kingdom of Delhi once more touched the frontier of Bengal.
O Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus at Gwalior This mausoleum is dedicated to a saint whose memory was especially venerated in the reign of Babar and of Akbar, It is built of yellow sand- stone surmounted by a dome once glazed with blue tiles, and the entire structure is a noble specimen of early Mogliul architecture.
THE KINGDOM OF MALWA 181 At the time when the new state of Jaunpur was about beginning to wedge itself between Delhi and Bengal..., two other powerful kingdoms broke away from the central power and set up local dynasties in Malwa and Gujarat. One of Firoz Shah's great vassals, Dila- war Khan, a descendant of the Ghori kings who held the fief of Dhar among the spurs of the Vindhya range, made himself independent in 1401 during the confusion that followed Timur's invasion, and soon extended his authority over the greater part of the ancient Hindu kingdom of Malwa, which had resisted the encroach- ments of the Moslems up to the time of Balban, but had since been a province more or less subject to the kings of Delhi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The kingdom of Delhi once more touched the frontier of Bengal.
O Tomb of Mohammad Ghaus at Gwalior This mausoleum is dedicated to a saint whose memory was especially venerated in the reign of Babar and of Akbar, It is built of yellow sand- stone surmounted by a dome once glazed with blue tiles, and the entire structure is a noble specimen of early Mogliul architecture.
THE KINGDOM OF MALWA 181 At the time when the new state of Jaunpur was about beginning to wedge itself between Delhi and Bengal..., two other powerful kingdoms broke away from the central power and set up local dynasties in Malwa and Gujarat. One of Firoz Shah's great vassals, Dila- war Khan, a descendant of the Ghori kings who held the fief of Dhar among the spurs of the Vindhya range, made himself independent in 1401 during the confusion that followed Timur's invasion, and soon extended his authority over the greater part of the ancient Hindu kingdom of Malwa, which had resisted the encroach- ments of the Moslems up to the time of Balban, but had since been a province more or less subject to the kings of Delhi.
What to read after History of India volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson, A. V. Williams (Abraham Valentine Williams), 1862-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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