Historiography and Sources of The Delhi Sultanate

[@himalghosh377]

Such lecture is very worthy because these professors/scholars read several books and get different views of different historians and thus their those perspectives reflect on their lecture, and we get broader ideas.

[@VikramKumar-vf2zu]

Good lecture on historiography we get better knowledge about our medieval history

[@akala1ozukum810]

Madam upload more on other topic too.e.g epigraphic sources of both Mughal and sultanate period.thank you it was of a great help.

[@pavithracmc1236]

Thanks for your class it was very useful for my exam may Jesus bless you and your family in abundance

[@sanjaymalik4211]

A remarkable lecture

[@prasadm2398]

Please make videos on world history for UPSC history optional.

[@subhashchandra7367]

Mam please continue this series for ancient modern and world history

[@Kalyan.Karini]

Thanku Mam

[@MdBelal-jb5bc]

Very knowledgeable lecture Thanks Mem

[@asmamuddebihal7068]

Thank you mam

[@uchihamadara517]

Unfortunately, the indigenous designs on the sulatanate buildings are the clear proofs of monuments built on the remains of indigenous architectural beauty after devestating them, u it's clear if see clearly the gumbat or dome is of different material and colour as compared to the base of the structure, shown in the pictures used in this vedio as well, each and every monument is like that whether it is so called qutub minar or any other structure...

[@BIHARIBACKBENCHERS]

Comprehensive...

[@Kalyan.Karini]

Yup

[@taranisenmali8066]

Thanks mem

[@rajivranjansingh1026]

Thanks

[@parbotimizeparbotimize7310]

Plz lecture in hindi