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History of Architecture II
History of Architecture II
History of Architecture II
The slave kings of Delhi, name has been given to the earliest moslem
rule in India, as it members were not of royal blood but belonged to a
system of slavery
Qutub-ud-din established the slave dynasty which was most active
patron of the building art and their productions were the utmost
significance in laying the foundation of the style.
Soon after he proceeding to erect monumental buildings of stone on
the site of the captured Hindu stronghold of Qila-I- Rai Pithora, which
he converted into the moselm capital of Delhi
S l ave D y n a s t y
(Qutub Complex)
The slave kings of Delhi, name has been given to the earliest moslem
rule in India, as it members were not of royal blood but belonged to a
system of slavery
Qutub-ud-din established the slave dynasty which was most active
patron of the building art and their productions were the utmost
significance in laying the foundation of the style.
Soon after he proceeding to erect monumental buildings of stone on
the site of the captured Hindu stronghold of Qila-I- Rai Pithora, which
he converted into the moselm capital of Delhi.
S l ave D y n a s t y
(Major Monuments)
1192.
It is located within the Qila Rai
Pithora where Qutb Ud-Din also set up
his administrative quarters and
residence
It is also known as Quwwat ul Islam, Alai darwaza
meaning the 'might of Islam,' the Imam zamins tomb