Ghuri dynasty

The Ghuri dynasty was a Muslim dynasty that ruled parts of northern India and Afghanistan in the late 12th century to early 13th century. Founded by Muhammad of Ghor, the dynasty is known for its military conquests that laid the groundwork for the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate. The Ghuris were significant in spreading Islam in the region and influencing local cultures. They introduced new administrative practices and architectural styles, leaving a lasting impact on Indian history. Their rule ended with the rise of the Delhi Sultanate, which continued the legacy of Muslim governance in India.