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The Delhi Sultanate - The Mamluk Dynasty, INROTODUCTION - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Nasiruddin Qubacha, the governor of Multan, who had advanced into Lahore with the intention of extending authority over Punjab, was completely expelled from the city by Iltutmish. He was completely subdued by 1228 CE
      - The Khalji governor of Bengal, Ali Mardan, threw of his allegiance at the time of Iltutmish's succession. He was made to submit completely
      - Iltutmish effectively suppressed a rebellion of the amirs near Delhi. He then bought different parts of Delhi under his control
      - The Mongols appeared for the first time on the banks of the river Indus in 1221 CE. Iltutmish's greatest act of diplomacy lay in tackling the Mongol menace. When Jalaluddin Mingburnu (the last shah of the Khwarezmid Empire of Central Asia) sought asylum under Iltutmish, the sultan of Delhi refused. He thus saved India from the threat of the Mongol invasion