Muhammad Ghori

Muhammad Ghori was a prominent 12th-century ruler from the Ghurid dynasty in present-day Afghanistan. He is best known for his conquests in northwest India, laying the foundation for Muslim rule in the subcontinent. His most notable victory was at the Battle of Tarain in 1192, which led to the establishment of the Delhi Sultanate. Ghori's campaigns significantly influenced the region’s culture and politics. He is often remembered for his military strategies and the establishment of a new era in Indian history, marked by the intertwining of Hindu and Muslim traditions. His legacy continues to impact South Asia today.