Sultans of Delhi

The Sultans of Delhi were Muslim rulers who governed northern India from the 13th to the 16th centuries, establishing the Delhi Sultanate. They played a key role in shaping Indian history, culture, and architecture, introducing Islamic governance and culture into the region. Their rule was marked by military conquest, administrative reforms, and the construction of iconic structures like mosques and forts. The Sultanate contributed to the spread of Islam in India and laid groundwork for later dynasties, influencing the region's diverse cultural landscape.