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Causes of Turkish success in India.

October 15, 2017

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Definition and nature of law of torts.

October 06, 2017

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Different scholars have attributed the defeat of the Indians to various causes, which can be summarised as follows: 1- Social Causes: According to prof. K.A. Nisami , " The defeat of the Indians lay in their social system and the invidious caste rickety and weakness " . i). Lack of Political Unity:- When Turk came in India, country was divided into many states and these states never wanted to cooperate among them. Indian kingdoms which were divided into different- different empires were fighting and every rule want to occupy as much territory as he can. Due to lack of cooperation among Indian rulers, when Turk attacked India each king/prince had to fight with them single-handed. So Turk found it very easy to defeat Indian rulers. Disunity among the Indian rulers benefited Turks to a very much existence. ii). An attitude of indifference by the lower classes:- Lower caste which had no value in that period took the attitude of indifference to...

Factors Behind the Success of Ghorian/ Turkish Invasion.

Factors behind the success of Gauri/ Turkish invasion: Social Causes: 1- Lack of Unity:- Rajput lacked unity and organisation and were divided by the rivalries . Every Rajput king had hostile thinking towards the other kings (both Rajputs and non-rajputs). It led to their defeat because Turks found it very easy to defeat them because they were divided into many small-small Kingdoms and they even not united when foreign troops (Turks) attacked on them. Because of this strategy every king and Prince of India had to fought with Turks single handed and it became easy For Turks to defeat them. 2- An att itude of indifference by the lower classes:- Another cause behind the success of Gauri and the defeat of Indians was that the lower caste which was surprised by the kings all time thought that conditions will be same for them. It doesn't matter whatever government is occupying the throne and who is the ruler so they did not show any interest against Turks. 3- Abs...

Muhammad Ghori

Invasions of Muhammad Ghori Name of the Topic: Invasions of Muhammad Ghori Venue: Various Parts of India Year: 1175-1206 AD Teacher of the Paper: Mr. Muhammad Al-Hasan Kutti. Historians say that the actual founder of the Muslim Empire in India was Muiz-ud-din Muhammad bin Sam, also known as Muhammad of Ghur, Muhammad Ghori or Shihabud Din Muhammad Ghori. Though, it was the Muslim invader Muhammad bin Qasim, who invaded India for the first time, followed by Mahmud of Ghazni, both of them could not create a Muslim empire in India in a true sense. It was Muhammad Ghori who was successful in establishing a secured and powerful Muslim kingdom in India, after a series of invasions. He was the true founder of the Muslim rule in India. Reasons that led to the invasions: Muhammad Ghori was an ambitious leader. He was the younger brother of the ruler of Gaur, Ghais-ud-Din, who handed the responsibility to Ghori to rule over Ghazni in 1173 AD. But Ghori, being a very ambitious ruler, was no...

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