Effects of Timur’s Invasion
Posted in History of Medieval India by Kavita Pandey On April 1, 2014
The effects of Timur invasion of India were: Timur’s journey with his large army up to Delhi and back had laid waste the fields of agriculture on both sides of the route of their march. Standing crops were destroyed, granaries were looted,
Timur
Posted in Blog by Kavita Pandey On April 1, 2014
Timur (also Amir Timur, Emir Timur, Tamerlane) was born in 1336 in Shahrisabz near Samarqand. He belonged to the Barlas Turkish clan which ruled over the town of Keech and it surrounding area. In course of a fight he got wounded in
Razia Sultana
Posted in History of Medieval India by Kavita Pandey On April 1, 2014
Razia (also Raziya) Sultana was the daughter of Iltutmish. Razia Sultana received popular acclaim when she asked for a chance to prove her ability far better than any man. But the coup displeased the vizier Muhammad Juniad and a section of the
Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan
Posted in Famous and Great Personalities of India by P Jain On April 1, 2014
Jayaprakash Narayan Jayaprakash Narayan (also Lok Nayak Jayaprakash Narayan) was born in a middle-class family of Bihar. He received his education both in India and U.S.A. While still a young boy, he became an ardent nationalist and leaned towards the revolutionary cult