Trips to Delhi

When Prithviraj Chauhan was defeated by Muhammad Ghauri, from 1206, the Delhi Sultanate started running under the Das Dynasty. In these sultans, Sultan Qutubuddin Aibak, who started the administration, started making Qutub Minar, which has been considered a symbol of that period, after which he also built a mosque called Kawwat-e-Islam, which was probably the first too.
Now ruled Khilji Dynasty (Pashtun) who was the other Muslim ruler who ruled the Sultanate of Delhi, Ikhtiyar Uddin Muhammad bin Bakhtiar Khaliji and Jalal Uddin Firuj Khilji, running the Mimal dynasty, run the Khilji dynasty from 1290 to 1320.
From 1321 another dynasty that came to be known as the Tughlaq Dynasty, which is believed to be from the Muslim community Turks, was the successful ruler of Giyath al Bin Tughlaq and his son, whose name Muhammad bin Tughlaq ruled successfully, After that his nephew Feroz Shah Tughlaq also ruled, but after his death in 1388, the Tughlaq dynasty started to decline.
After that, the Syed Dynasty also went from 1414 to 1451, followed by the Lodhi dynasty since 1451, which respectively, Bahlul Lodhi, Sikandar Lodhi and Ibrahim Lodhi ruled Delhi Sultanate till 1526,
On the call of Daulat Khan Lodhi, Babur, who was a Mughal, invaded India and demolished the Lodhi lineage in 1526 Panipat. After 1526 Babar (Jahiruddin Mohammad), Humayan (Nasiruddin Ahmed) took over the Bahadur in 1530.