In which year did Tamerlane invade India?
1398
The correct answer is 1398.
The city was plundered and left in ruins for several years. The Tughlaq dynasty, already weak, was crippled beyond recovery. The political vacuum created by the invasion led to fragmentation and the rise of smaller regional kingdoms in different parts of India before the eventual establishment of the Mughal Empire. Understanding the year 1398 is crucial for studying the late period of the Delhi Sultanate and the transition towards subsequent eras in Indian history.
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