النظام المالي في الهند على عهد سلطنة الخلجيين (689- 720هـ 1290-1320م)‎

Abstract EN

The east Arab Islamic state in the Abbasid era and beyond witnessed the emergence of many countries and emirates, most of which were linked to the headquarters of the Abbasid caliphate in Baghdad, some of which tried to secede, and these countries and the Emirates contributed to building the Arab Islamic civilization with important contributions, and from these Islamic states and Emirates the state of the Khaljis sultans that appeared in India in The era of the Islamic Sultanate.

The importance of studying the history of India in the Sultanate's era - especially during the era of the Khaleeji family - comes through revealing and studying the important achievements that were made in the era from various civilizational aspects, especially the financial aspect.

In the face of enemies and greedy, and how this financial institution has contributed to building a strong regular army that contributed to the spread of Islam among Indian pagans in most of the Indian subcontinent.

Therefore, the research focused on clarifying the financial system and its role in life during the era of the Khalji ians.

The research included an introduction and two sections, then a conclusion in which we mentioned the most important findings.

As for the introduction, we mentioned the reason for our selection of the topic and its importance, while the first topic included a study of the political situation in India during the era of the Khaljis Sultanate (689-720AH / 1290-1320AD), and we devoted the second topic to a study: the financial system in India during the reign of the Sultanate of the Khaljis (689-720 AH / 1290-1320 AD), as the financial institution is the main nerve of any existing political system.