Timur invasion of India

Timur invasion of India

After conquering Central Asian countries, he looked at India, called gold-fished bird. In India, she wanted to loot her heart.

His burning desire also brought him to India because in this period india was under weak rulers and there was dissatisfaction between the full political  anarchy and the people.

This was due to the death of Firoj shah tuglaq. That is why it was the best time to visit timur  in India.

It is very clear in the historical chronology that Timur also came to India with intent to adopt Islamism and get Ghazi's title in the name of purifying Hindus of their sins in India. Apart from this, the purpose of his visit to India was to complete the dreams of Genighsh Khan.

Timur entered India with his army and reached Delhi in 1398.

He has plundered a lot in the country. 

The insult of cruel massacre, looting and women reached such a point that people had decided to marry their daughters and sisters at a very young age.

History also indicates that for a whole year, India was in a state of terror and poverty because the people of the people were taken away by the army. Anarchy and bloodshed were at its peak here. The whole country was completely wasted. According to the facts, more than one lakh Indians were killed in this war.

The invasion of Timur was nothing but a demonstration of a demonic mind, which never lived in peace. His disreputable passion and mis-psychology resulted in a long-term failure. It took a long time for the circumstances to become normal.

Timur only destroyed hundreds of beautiful buildings and temples to rob the property. After the invasion of Timur, India had almost lost all its property and was at the peak of economic disaster. His army trampled the standing crops and burnt the finished crops. Dead bodies and destruction under the open sky increased diseases and caused food shortages. The effect of this attack was so high that no other Tughlaq ruler could regain his power again or sit on the throne again. The country was on the verge of breaking completely.

This incident invited Babar to invade India, after which the Mughal dynasty was established.