The Turkish conquest of the subcontinent is…

1108 CE to 1251 CE

The Turkish conquest of the subcontinent is a long, drawn-out process covering several centuries.

It had begun in Afghanistan with the military forays of Mahmud of Ghazni in 1001.

By the early thirteenth century, Bengal falls to Turkish armies.

The last major Hindu Sena ruler is expelled from his capital at Nadia in western Bengal in 1202, although lesser Sena rulers hold sway for a short while after in eastern Bengal.

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Karnasubarna West Bengal India View →

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Hinduism View → Bengalis View → Buddhism View → Islam View → Senas of Bengal, Kingdom of the View → Delhi, Sultanate of (Ghurid Dynasty) View → Delhi, Sultanate of (Mamluk or Ghulam Dynasty) View →

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India, Medieval View →

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Commerce View → Conflict View → Faith View → Government View →

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