Lodis

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Afghan Muslim dynasty ruling dynasty

The Lodis were an Afghan Muslim dynasty that ruled the late Delhi Sultanate in northern India during the 15th and early 16th centuries, just before the rise of the Mughal Empire.

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Lodi dynasty 45 0

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Afghan Muslim dynasty →
ruling dynasty →
administrativeCenter Delhi →
capital Delhi →
conflict internal Afghan nobility rivalries →
invasions by Babur →
continent Asia →
country Delhi Sultanate →
currency tanka →
surface form: Tanka
dynastyType Turko-Afghan sultanate dynasty →
endTime 1526 →
ethnicGroup Afghan →
followedBy Mughal Empire (in much of the territory) →
surface form: Mughal Empire
follows Sayyid dynasty →
founder Bahlul Lodi →
governmentForm Sultanate →
hasMonarch Bahlul Lodi →
Ibrahim Lodi →
Sikandar Lodi →
historicalContext predecessor to Mughal rule in India →
knownFor Afghan nobility dominance in North India →
being the last dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate →
language Hindavi →
Persian →
lastRuler Ibrahim Lodi →
legacy Lodi Gardens monuments in Delhi →
namedAfter Lodi tribe →
notableEvent First Battle of Panipat →
surface form: Battle of Panipat (1526)
overthrownBy Babur →
partOf Delhi Sultanate →
late Delhi Sultanate →
patronage Islamic architecture in North India →
Persianate culture →
predecessor Sayyid dynasty →
region northern India →
surface form: Northern India
religion Islam →
Sunni Islam →
startTime 1451 →
successor Mughal Empire (in much of the territory) →
surface form: Mughal Empire
territoryIncludes Delhi region →
Punjab →
parts of present-day Uttar Pradesh →
timePeriod 15th century →
16th century →
usedTitle Sultan of Delhi →

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