نظم الإدارة و الدواوين في الهند على عهد سلطنة الخلجيين (689-720ه 1290-1320م)‎

Abstract EN

Some periods of our Islamic history are still neglected and have not received the attention or study they deserve, and some of these periods may be important in their developments and their impact, and among these periods is the period of the rule of the Khalji sultans of the Indian subcontinent.

Through this study and tagged ((Administration systems and bureaus in India during the reign of the Sultanate of the Khaljis "689 - 720 AH / 1290-1320 AD")) The administrative institutions of the Khalji sultanate in India were an extension of the Ghaznid and Ghurid state systems, as well as the ancient Indian regimes in government and administration, but the Khalji sultans began developing them and entering them in line with their interests, and proving the pillars of their Sultanate, depending on the power of the Sultan and the expansion of the geographical area of his rule.

The research is divided into an introduction, preface, two sections, and a conclusion.

The preliminary discussion dealt with the stages of the establishment of the Khalji Sultanate in the countries of India.

As for the second topic: it included the administrative institutions (administrative bureaus) in India during the Sultanate of the Khalijians (689 - 720 AH / 1290-1320 AD), and finally a conclusion with the most important results of the research.