6_Glorious_Epochs_of_Indian_History

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5TH GLORIOUS EPOCH 317 house of Allauddin's, it was only some powerful Muslim who could lay claim to the throne at Delhi. That Kafir Hindu Paria was not to be sufiFered to touch it even. That Kafir had married all the widows of all the earlier Sultans and the young Muslim girls and maidens from the royal palace to the Parias (Sweepers) whom he had formerly raised to eminence and converted all those ladies of the Muslim royal families to Hinduism. As no Muslim dared to dethrone such a sinful Hindu Kafir, he himself was going to shoulder the responsibility*!. 800. For the first time these secret letters of his were turned down with spite by the top Muslim oificers, while some others placed them into the hands of Dharmarakshak Nasir-ud-din himself, who having already apprehended such an eventuality and undaunted by it clamly prepared himself to crush this rising of Ghyasuddin immediately. Good many Muslim generals who had acnkowledged him as a Sultan, enlisted their forces in his service while the Hindu section of that imperial army was always ready to fight at the cost of their lives under his standard. 801. At last depending chiefly on the Muslim battalions which were employed under his command for the protection of the Punjab and the frontiers, Ghyasuddin decided to march upon Delhi. Some Hindu soldiers, too, were, amongst those advancing Muslim forces. No sooner did he hear that Ghyasuddin was marching towards Delhi than the Hindu emperor—Dharmarakshak Nasir-ud-din himself—attacked him with his whole imperial army**. Along with this Hindu Emperor marched the great Muslim Generals, too, with their battalions to fight under his command. When the two armies met, on the first day the imperial army of Sultan Nasir-ud- din won the field, and Ghyasuddin had to retreat. But the latter did not lose heart. Knowing that depression of heart at this time meant utter ruin, and that success depended chiefly on enterprise and intrepidity Ghyasuddin rearranged his ranks and made ready for another battle. Fortunately for Ghyasuddin, on that very day one or two Muslim chieftains
318 SIX GLORIOUS EPOCHS OF INDIAN HISTORY in the Sultan's armies conspired to betray the Hindu Emperor Nasir-ud-din and let the former know of their decision most secretly. Encouraged by this, Ghyasuddin himself fell upon the forces of Sultan Nasir-ud-din (Hindu Samrat, Shree Dharmarakshak). In the melee that ensued, the betrayal by the Muslim forces brought about the utter defeat of Sultan Nasir-ud-din**, So the Sultan—Shree Dharmarakshak—left the field and started for Delhi. But mad with victory Ghyasuddin marched straight towards Delhi, and in that hot pursuit Shree Dharmarakshak—Sultan Nasir-ud-din—fell helpless in the hands of the enemy**. 802. When the victor, Ghyasuddin, ordered the captive Sultan, Nasir-ud-din, to be brought before him, and charg ing him with the murder of Mubarik decided to sentence him to death J he asked the captive the last question: "Setting aside the question of political expediency or the bid for the throne of the Sultan and considering only the personal aspect of this act of yours, what personal wrong did Mubarik do to you, that you might seek to avenge it by his death?" To this the captive Nasir-ud-din (Khushrukhan) replied to this effect :" Of course ! He was guilty of a such personal wrong to me ! For the most heinous crime of inflicting homosexual and other unbearable atrocities that this mean and vicious Mubarik had perpetrated on my body ever since my tender age and for the humiliation that he had heaped upon my life. I had long rowed most solemnly that at the earliest opportunity I would avenge all those personal wrongs upon that villain with murder*^ ! neously. 803. Thereupon Ghyasuddin dispatched him instanta 804. That was the tragic end of Shree Dharmarakshak (Nasir-ud-din). But the last of the accredited Hindu Emperor of Delhi, the valiant Prithviraj Chouhan, was also equally tragically murdered by the Muslims after his utter rout in the last battle I 805. And the dauntless Shree Guru Banda of the Panjab ! After inflicting several crushing defeats upon the
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