The Ghurids were conquered by the
Ghaznavids
and converted to Islam in the eleventh century. In 1149 Adauddin Hussein turned
the tables and sacked the city of Ghazni, ending Ghaznavid rule.
1149
The
Ghaznavid
emirate is brought to an end when Ghazni is captured by the Ghurid
Moslems. Ghaznavid power continues in northern India alone, with them ruling from
Lahore.
1163 - 1203
Ghiyathuddin Mohammed II
In Ghur.
1173 - 1206
Shihabuddin Mohammed III
In Ghazna.
1186
The
Ghaznavidsd
in Lahore are conquered by the Ghurids, who also gain the Punjab of the
Pallavas.
The
Ghurids are displaced in Afghanistan by the
Khwarazm
Shahs. The remaining Ghurid territories in northern India are taken over
by the Delhi Sultanate which also
gains the Punjab of the former
Pallavas.
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