(1). How was Sindh conquered? The incident of confiscation of Arab ships by the pirates of Debul and invasion of Muhammad Bin Qasim to free the the captives. (2). Character of Muhammad Bin Qasim. @ Personality. Bravery. Asa disciplined soldier. Born as a leader. Asa statesman. As a just ruler. Facebook; Competitive Exams Preparation CEP. (3). India before Muhammad Bin Qasim. Political conditions. Religious conditions. Social conditions. Economic conditions. Cultural conditions. OF i NO ies (4). Causes of the conquest of Sindh. Plundering of Arab Ships by Pirates. Shelter to Arab Rebels by Raja DaDahir Indians help to Persia against ArArabs. Politico-religious prejudice of Raja Dahir. Continuous defeat to Hajjaj Bin Yousif. Preaching of Islam. Do Pw Ne(5). Reasons of the success of Arabs. 1. N ol Sw Denouncement of Budhmat and Janemat towards war and Bloodshed. The people of Sindh did not present a united front to the invaders. The natives wish of a new ruler. The arabs military superiority. Generaliship of Muhammad Bin Qasim. His policy of Tolerance. (6). Impacts of conquest of Sindh. SONAUMPWNPE 9. 10. Facebook page; Competitive Exams Preparation CEP. Religious impacts. Cultural impacts. Economic. Politica. Social. Administrative. Military. Intelectual. Mystic. Judicial. P. (7). Administration under MBQ. 1, 25 3. 4. Political Administration. Social Administration. Economic Administration. Military Administration.(8). Consequences of conquest of Sindh. b Oy Or wo Islam as a rising power. Sind as independent province. Mission to conquer other areas. End of absolutism. Introduction of new administrative set-up. Coordination with the governor of Iraq. (1). Introduction. Mahmud; ascended the throne 998, Jaipal animosity attracted him to India. He attacked India 17 times and crushed Hindo might, annexed Punjab 1021. His attack on Somnath is well remembered in History. (2). Character of Mahmud Ghaznavi. Personality. Bravery. Asa leader. Asa statesman As a just ruler. (3). Motives of Mahmud's invasion. 1. 2. 3: Religious motives. Political Motives. Economic motives. Facebook; Competitive Exams Preparation CEP.(4). Effects of Mahmud's invasion. L, 2. 3. Destroyed Hindu Might. Psychological Impacts. Preaching of Islam. (5). Achievements of Mahmud Ghaznavi. Expansion of Vast Empire. Paved way for propagation of Islam. Development of Ghazni. Transformation of heterogeneous army into an invincible was machine. (6). Three school of thoughts regarding his Invasion. Hindu Nationalist Historians: Muslim/ Rightist School of Thought: 3rd School of Thought: (comprised of S.M Jaffar, Dr. Nazim and Ishwari Prasad)Facebook; Competitive Exams Preparation CEP. (1). Introduction. e@ Muizzuddin Muhammad Bin Sam, was born in 1162. e Credit of establishing Muslim rule in subcontinent goes to him. e@ Ghoriis remembered as Empire builder and justly called founder of Muslim Empire in Subcontinent. e@ His dynasty is known as Ghori because his family belonged to the territory of Ghor in Afghanistan. e After the death of Ghiyas-ud-din Muhammad Bin Sam, he established the rule of the Ghuri dynasty in Afghanistan. e@ Shahabuddin Ghori did not have any offspring who could inherit his empire. (2). Background. e@ = Ghori had long history of differences with Ghaznavids. e@ Ghazni was captured by Ghiyasuddin Muhammad bin Sam, the ruler of Ghor in 1173. e@ He handed over Ghazni to his younger brother Muizuddin Muhammad Bin Sam known as Muhammad Ghori. pm ow 2 Lek. en(3). Establishment of Muslim rule in Subcontinent. He invaded through Gomal pass and occupied Multan and Uch. He captured Peshawar in 1179, Sialkot in 1185 and Lahore in 1186. He conquered Bathinda in 1191. Rajputs reclaimed Bathinda in First battle of Tarain in 1191. Rajputs were defeated and Prithvi Raj was killed in 1192 in second battle of Tarain. Muslims capture Badaun and Oudh. Kanauj and Benarus were captured im 1194, Banaya and Gwalior in 1195. Qutubuddin Aibak captured Delhi in 1196. Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji captured Bengal and some parts of Assam.