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• First Muslim Invasion
Mohammad Bin Qasim's Invasion (712 AD)
• First Turk Invasion-
• Mahmud Ghaznavi's Invasion 998-1030 AD
He led about 17 expeditions to India to enrich himself by
taking away the wealth from India.
In 1025 he attacked and raided the most celebrated Hindu
temple of Somnath.
• Second Turk Invasion-Mohammad Ghori's Invasion
(1175-1206 AD) :
• Mohammad Ghori invaded India and laid the foundation of
the Muslim domination in India.
• Reasons for the Success of Turks in India :
– Rajputs lacked unity and organization; divided by
rivalries
– There was no central government
– Kingdoms were small and scattered
– Turks were better organized and took advantage of
the lack of mutual cooperation among the Rajputs.
• The Slave dynasty (1206-1290)
• The Khijli Dynasty (1290-1320)
• The Tughlaq Dynasty (1320-1414)
• The Sayyid Dynasty (1414-1451)
• The Lodhi Dynasty (1451-1526)
Suntanate
Iquta
Shiqq
Paragana
Panchayat
Important Central Departments
Department Function
Diwan-i-Risalat (Foreign Minister) Department of appeals
Diwan-i-Ariz Military department
Diwan-i-Bandagan Department of slaves
Diwan-i-Qaza-i-Mamalik Department of justice
Diwan-i-Isthiaq Department of pensions
Diwan-i-Mustakhraj Department of arrears
Diwan-i-Khairat Department of charity
Diwan-i-Kohi Department of agriculture
Diwan-i-Insha Department of correspondence
Important Central Officials
Wazir The Chief Minister of the State-in Charge of revenue and
finances
Ariz-i-Mamlik Head of Military department
Qazi Legal Officer (dispensed civil law based on Muslim law)
Wakil-i-dar Controller of the royal house hold.
Barid-i-mumalik Head of the state news agency
Amir-i-majlis Officer-in-charge of royal feasts, conference and festivals.
Majlis-i-am Council of friends and officers consulted on important affairs of
the state.
Dahir-i-mumalik Head of the royal correspondence.
Sadr-us-sudur Dealt with the religious matters and endowments.
Sadr-i-jahan Officers-in-charge of religious and charitable endowment.
Amir-i-dad Public prosecutors
Naib wazir Deputy Minister
Mushrif-i-mumalik Accountant general
Amir-i-hazib Officer-in-charge of the royal court
Kazi-i-mumalik Chief Justice
Kazi-ul-kazat Head of the Central Judicial department
Amil- collected land revenue and other taxes
Hazamdars- treasurer
Qazi- Civil officials
Shiqdar Criminal official
Kotwal Police head under Shiqdar
Faujdar Military official in charge of fort
Amin Measure land
Qanungo Maintained previous records of the produce and assessment.

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Delhi sultanate administration

  • 1.
  • 2. • First Muslim Invasion Mohammad Bin Qasim's Invasion (712 AD) • First Turk Invasion- • Mahmud Ghaznavi's Invasion 998-1030 AD He led about 17 expeditions to India to enrich himself by taking away the wealth from India. In 1025 he attacked and raided the most celebrated Hindu temple of Somnath. • Second Turk Invasion-Mohammad Ghori's Invasion (1175-1206 AD) : • Mohammad Ghori invaded India and laid the foundation of the Muslim domination in India.
  • 3. • Reasons for the Success of Turks in India : – Rajputs lacked unity and organization; divided by rivalries – There was no central government – Kingdoms were small and scattered – Turks were better organized and took advantage of the lack of mutual cooperation among the Rajputs.
  • 4. • The Slave dynasty (1206-1290) • The Khijli Dynasty (1290-1320) • The Tughlaq Dynasty (1320-1414) • The Sayyid Dynasty (1414-1451) • The Lodhi Dynasty (1451-1526)
  • 6. Important Central Departments Department Function Diwan-i-Risalat (Foreign Minister) Department of appeals Diwan-i-Ariz Military department Diwan-i-Bandagan Department of slaves Diwan-i-Qaza-i-Mamalik Department of justice Diwan-i-Isthiaq Department of pensions Diwan-i-Mustakhraj Department of arrears Diwan-i-Khairat Department of charity Diwan-i-Kohi Department of agriculture Diwan-i-Insha Department of correspondence
  • 7. Important Central Officials Wazir The Chief Minister of the State-in Charge of revenue and finances Ariz-i-Mamlik Head of Military department Qazi Legal Officer (dispensed civil law based on Muslim law) Wakil-i-dar Controller of the royal house hold. Barid-i-mumalik Head of the state news agency Amir-i-majlis Officer-in-charge of royal feasts, conference and festivals. Majlis-i-am Council of friends and officers consulted on important affairs of the state. Dahir-i-mumalik Head of the royal correspondence. Sadr-us-sudur Dealt with the religious matters and endowments. Sadr-i-jahan Officers-in-charge of religious and charitable endowment. Amir-i-dad Public prosecutors Naib wazir Deputy Minister Mushrif-i-mumalik Accountant general Amir-i-hazib Officer-in-charge of the royal court Kazi-i-mumalik Chief Justice Kazi-ul-kazat Head of the Central Judicial department
  • 8. Amil- collected land revenue and other taxes Hazamdars- treasurer Qazi- Civil officials Shiqdar Criminal official Kotwal Police head under Shiqdar Faujdar Military official in charge of fort Amin Measure land Qanungo Maintained previous records of the produce and assessment.