Khalji Empire (70x100)

The “Khalji Empire (70x100)” chart is a detailed educational wall map summarizing the territorial extent, key rulers, and historical contributions of the Khalji (Khilji) dynasty, ideal for classrooms and exam preparation.​

Description

Size: 70 × 100 cm.​

Material: Multicolour printed on 80 GSM map litho paper, thermally laminated with a 30-micron best-quality polyester film on both sides, and fitted with plastic rollers at the top and bottom for ease of hanging. Available in English, Hindi, and Kannada; certified by Survey of India for accuracy.​

Content Features:

Depicts the Khalji Empire’s maximum territorial extent under sultans Jalal-ud-din Firuz Khalji and, especially, Alauddin Khalji (1290–1320 CE), covering northern India and parts of the Deccan.​

Displays major cities, conquered regions (Gujarat, Rajasthan, Malwa, parts of the Deccan—Devagiri, Warangal), and significant battles or campaigns against the Mongols and Rajput states.​

May include illustrated lists of sultans and major reforms—Alauddin’s revenue and price controls, standing army, military and market regulation, and abolition of hereditary grants.​

Presents context for the socio-political shift from Turkish to Afghan origin and the dynasty’s legacy in fortifying the Delhi Sultanate.​

Educational Value

Provides a visual summary for students on the Khalji dynasty’s administrative, military, and economic impact on medieval India.​

Supports history and civics curricula, as well as competitive exam revision (UPSC, SSC, NTSE, etc.), with easily referenced dynasty and rule timelines.​

Useful for reinforcing key topics such as Mongol invasions, southern conquests, revenue system, and market reforms attributed to Alauddin Khalji.​

This chart is highly recommended for its accuracy, clarity, and value in both academic instruction and exam readiness in Indian medieval history.​