Mahmud of Ghazni

One of the main problems Jane struggled with while falling and being in love Rochester was the power dynamic. Mr. Rochester has a more powerful position due to his money and station in society, but most of the Mr. Rochester’s power that Jane struggles against stems from him being a man. Rochester’s actions toward Jane after their engagement cause Jane to verbally retaliate against the way women are treated, which also shows the stage they are in in their relationship and many piecing of foreshadowing

From the 8th to 16h centuries C.E., Muslim invaders repeatedly attacked the Indian subcontinent. These conquerors, originally Arab and Persian but later Turkish, gradually expanded their control until by 1500 all but the southernmost edge of India was under Muslim rule. How did these Muslim forces conquer such a large area of land? Why were the powerful India kingdoms unable to defend against these incursions? Why were Muslim rulers so persistent in their aims? What were the consequences of Muslim

The private affairs of rulers have fascinated us since the beginning of civilization. Many people tend to think of historical LGBT figures as being artists, authors, poets, and musicians, but they occupied many powerful positions in government as well. In times where homosexuality could be punishable by execution or torture, keeping these attractions a secret was often a matter of life and death, especially for the monarchs who lived highly publicized lives. Through the discovery of love letters

Social and cultural elements of opinions towards migrants and relations between locals and foreigners are not always easy. In many countries around the world, migrants and migration are constantly being debated. However, there have been societies like the Nomadic Turks who helped developed civilizations. The modern world needs to learn how to resolve the issues of migration from these nomadic cultures. Between 1000 and 1500 CE, the fast movement of human interaction led to the rapid movements of

Buddhism, Islam, British Colonization, Christianity and even modernity. All have played in a role in shaping or modifying Hinduism and Indian society. Islam’s major push into India began with Mahmud of Ghazni the Turkish ruler. He had established a Turko-Afghan state boarding on Delhi. The successor to Mahmud did conquer Delhi and in turn made it his capital. This marked the first in a series of Delhi Sultans. Their empire would eventually reach from Punjab to Bengal. However, there is no evidence

by the older women. All Afghan women must wear a scarf to cover their head when they are out of the home. Most monuments is Afghanistan are almost in ruin due to the unending conflict in the country. There are monuments in Ghazni such as the Mausoleum of Sullan Mahmud, which is carved in marble, and the Citadel. In Kabul, there is the Shah-Do-Shamshira Misque and the Mausoleum of Nadir Sha. Balkan contains the Tomb of Hazrat Ali. It is known for its Mughal architecture and ornamental inscriptions

to the fall of the Mughal dynasty in 1857. The Mughal supremacy is a puissant illustration of minority rule, which can be seen through Mughlai artifacts such as the Hamzanama, Taj Mahal and Aurangzeb’s armor. Presumably written in the era of Mahmud of Ghazni (first Sultan of India), the Hamzanama documents the adventures of Amir Hamza, the uncle of the Prophet Muhammad. Similar to the Hindu text, Mahabharat, the Indo-Islamic epic, Hamzanama was constantly narrated (by court storytellers) and (eventually)

modern name for ancient Bactria, the capital of the Greco-Bactrian Empire, and then one of the world 's greatest cities. here Zoroaster was born and here Alexander the Great is said to have first met the beautiful Roxana. Sultan Mahmud The hero of Ghazni, lies in this humble mausoleum; perhaps a more fitting tribute is the fact that the nearby dam and Karaz both bear his name Gazargah The most famous shrine in Herat, contains the tomb of Khwaja Ansari, the poet and philosopher who

An Iranian student travels to Afghanistan, explores its legends, and loses his heart to the place... What shall I speak of, in Afghanistan? It 's snow-capped ranges, like the Hindu Kush or the high mountains of Badakhshan, in whose folds hide the fabled ruby mines? The walnuts of the East, as large as a man 's fist; or the grapes as big as a plum? The priceless carpets of intricate design, or the humble rugs of the nomads, woven with love and skill? The conquering

is a war history since the 3rd Century when it was a part of Ashoka’s Maurayan Empire and becomes a buffer state between British and Russian empire by the end of the 19th Century. War culture produced a great warriors of history like Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni and Babur. Multiple civilisations influenced the diverse culture of Afganistan which is a potential cause of conflict in modern day Afganistan [1]. The focus of this article is the Afganistan under Jihadi rule. With the establishment of