मध्यकालीन भारत, Orgas IAS द्वारा : यूपीएससी परीक्षा हेतु पीडीऍफ़ बुक | Medieval India by Orgas IAS : For UPSC Exam PDF Book

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मध्यकालीन भारत, Orgas IAS द्वारा : यूपीएससी परीक्षा हेतु पीडीऍफ़ बुक | Medieval India by Orgas IAS : For UPSC Exam PDF Book

Name of Book : Medieval India / मध्यकालीन भारत

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Description about eBook : The decline of Abbasid Empire and Emergence of Sultans

In 9th Century A.D, the Abbasid Empire based in Baghdad (Iraq) had reached its zenith and had great control even over

Iran. However, its energies were spent more in fighting the nomadic Turks of Central Asia (who were pagan). Islamized

Turks defended the Abbasid Empire from the non-Islamized Turks of central Asia.

Iranian rule in Transoxiana and its neighboring areas was being gradually replaced by Turks, including the nomadic Turks

who were called Turkmen. It was these Turks who set the political agenda of the future, fighting both the Turkish tribes

which had not converted, and expanding into India.

When the Abbasid Empire disintegrated, and a series of aggressive, expansionist states arose. These states were

independent in name, but they accepted the nominal suzreignty of the Caliph who legitimized their position by granting

them a formal letter or manshur. In course of time, the rulers of these states began to be called Sultans. Most of these

sultans were Turks. Among these were the sultans of Ghazni and Ghor.............

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