Explore the pivotal eras of the Khalji and Tughlaq dynasties in medieval Indian history through a chronological timeline. Discover the political upheavals, cultural shifts, and dynastic transitions that shaped the Delhi Sultanate from 1286 to 1412, including the rise to power, reforms, and eventual decline. Delve into detailed event summaries and historical insights within this comprehensive HTML timeline.

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• --> During Muhammad Tughlaq’s reign, repeated rebellions erupted across the empire.
• --> Rebellions in Bengal, Mabar, Warangal, Kampili, West Bengal, Awadh, Gujarat, and Sindh challenged the sultan's authority.
• --> The sultan’s constant travels to suppress rebellions exhausted his armies.

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• --> Firuz Tughlaq aimed to stabilize the Delhi Sultanate by appeasing nobles, the army, and theologians.
• --> He focused on areas manageable from the center, avoiding reconquest of south India and the Deccan.
• --> His policies included campaigns in Bengal and Kangra, administrative reforms, and economic initiatives.

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• --> Persistent issues like conflicts with nobles, regional tensions, and administrative strains weakened central authority.
• --> Firuz's reforms aimed at stability inadvertently strengthened the nobility, contributing to future instability.