Muslim Kingship in India

This book is a mythico-historical analysis of pre- and post- Muslim conquest in India. It is classified into two parts–first part deals with the Muslim colonial centres in India before Muslim invasions, and second part throws light on the historicity of Muslim kingship after the establishment of Muslim dynasties in this country. Main emphasis has been given on the following aspects: theory of kingship in Islam, historicity of the Somrah dynasty, the rulers of Multan, political scenario of Sindh in the time of Abbasid Caliphate, the Habari dynasty of Sindh, the Muslim colonial centres in India, Muslim conquest of Delhi, the kingship of Timurlane, Humayun’s flight and restoration, the accession of Jahangir, Aurangzeb’s accessing to the throne and subjugation of Eastern India.