The Khalji Dynasty marked a radical shift in the Delhi Sultanate's ambitions, pushing its borders far south into the Deccan plateau.
Alauddin Khalji is celebrated for his strict market control policies and his successful military campaigns that stopped the Mongols.
Historical Significance
They demonstrated that the sultanate could expand imperially across the subcontinent, and their economic reforms were highly innovative for the time.
Major Events
- Expansion into the Deccan and South India
- Defeat of major Mongol invasions
- Implementation of strict market and agrarian reforms
Key Places
DelhiDevagiriGujarat
Key Figures
Jalal-ud-din KhaljiAlauddin KhaljiMalik Kafur
Historical Media
