Accession as Sultan of Delhi
Iltutmish succeeds as Sultan of Delhi and consolidates the Mamluk dynasty's rule in northern India.
Role range: 1211-1236
Follow Iltutmish through 14 dated historical records for India.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Iltutmish succeeds as Sultan of Delhi and consolidates the Mamluk dynasty's rule in northern India.
Role range: 1211-1236
The Chihalgani decided on Aram Shah as the new Sultanr but he turned out to be an incapable ruler and is soon replaced within the time span of one year with Shams-ud-din. Suppresses a rebellion of the Amirs in the plain of Jud near Delhi, and then brings under his control the different parts of the Kingdom of Delhi with its dependencies like Badaun, Benares and Siwalik
Role range: 1211-1236
Suppresses a rebellion of the Amirs in the plain of Jud near Delhi, and then brings under his control the different parts of the Kingdom of Delhi with its dependencies like Badaun, Benares and Siwalik
Role range: 1211-1236
Suppresses a rebellion of the Amirs in the plain of Jud near Delhi, and then brings under his control the different parts of the Kingdom of Delhi with its dependencies like Badaun, Benares and Siwalik
Role range: 1211-1236
Suppresses a rebellion of the Amirs in the plain of Jud near Delhi, and then brings under his control the different parts of the Kingdom of Delhi with its dependencies like Badaun, Benares and Siwalik
Role range: 1211-1236
Iltutmish succeeds as Sultan of India, 3rd Sultan of the slave Dynasty.
Role range: 1211-1236
Iltutmish suppresses a rebellion of the Amirs in the plain of Jud near Delhi, and then brings under his control the different parts of the Kingdom of Delhi with its dependencies like Badaun, Benares and Siwalik.
Role range: 1211-1236
The Chihalgani decided on Aram Shah as the new Sultan but he turned out to be an incapable ruler and is soon replaced within the time span of one year with Shams-ud-din.
Role range: 1211-1236
Iltutmish refuses asylum to Jalal al-Din Mingburnu, avoiding a direct confrontation with the advancing forces of Genghis Khan.
Role range: 1211-1236
Iltutmish receives formal recognition from the Abbasid caliph, strengthening the legitimacy of his rule in the Delhi Sultanate.
Role range: 1211-1236
Iltutmish standardizes important silver and copper coinage, including the tanka and jital, strengthening the monetary system of the Sultanate.
Role range: 1211-1236
Iltutmish strengthens the Delhi Sultanate as an independent centre of Muslim power in northern India.
Role range: 1211-1236
Makes Delhi the capital of India
Role range: 1211-1236
Founds an independent Muslim state
Role range: 1211-1236
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