Abstract
Most of the inquiries produced by historians on medieval
and Mughal India usually limited the scope of the MughalAfghan conflict only to the period of the Greater Mughals (1526-
1707). In fact, there occurred some major Afghan uprisings
during the Mughal era, but one cannot overlook the relationship
of Mongols, the predecessors of the Mughals, during the Delhi
Sultans. The available literature on the subject revealed an
overlapping development of the events occurred in Kabul, the
Afghan borderland and the Delhi Sultanate. As the Afghans lay
on the main route of the Mongol invaders, therefore their policy
and response towards them must be judged to understand its
varying dimensions. Both the nations portrayed a tribal, social
and political cohesion which made them a little closer with eachothers. The paper aims at to discover the activities of the Afghan
nobility in India during the Mongol’s Indian invasion. The
objective of the study is to discover the changed dynamics of
their approach to each-others and to comprehend its relative
impact on the then political scene. It would try to explore the real
cause of the conflict between the two martial races.
Himayatullah Yaqubi. (2014) MONGOL-AFGHAN CONFLICT DURING THE DELHI SULTANS, Journal of the Research Society of Pakistan, Volume 51, Issue 1.
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