Description
The medieval period of Indian history (1200–1500 CE) represents a complex saga of the rise, expansion, and gradual decline of the Delhi Sultanate. This era was not merely a time of political turmoil or regime changes; it was a witness to the meeting and synthesis of two distinct cultural streams. This book, Saltnatkalin Itihas: (1200-1500), presents an in-depth and objective analysis of the social, economic, and political facets of this dynamic age. From Iltutmish’s administrative framework to Alauddin Khilji’s market control reforms and Muhammad bin Tughlaq’s visionary policies, this work acquaints readers with the historical realities of the time. For students and researchers alike, this book serves as an authentic resource for understanding medieval India through a fresh perspective.
