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Question
This is the picture of a Turkish invader who was involved in the Battles of Tarain.
The Battles of Tarain laid the foundations of Turkish rule in North India. Do you agree? Why?
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Solution
Yes. Two years after the Second Battle of Tarain, Muhammad attacked Kanauj and killed Jaichandra. Ghori annexed the Indian territories to his empire and appointed Qutbuddin Aibak as his viceroy before returning to Ghor.
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