A Study of the Military Personnel’s, Recruitment, Muster and Training of Delhi Sultanate

Vineeta  Sharma; Dr. Birbal .

A Study of the Military Personnel’s, Recruitment, Muster and Training of Delhi Sultanate

Exploring the Composition and Training of the Army in the Delhi Sultanate

by Vineeta Sharma*, Dr. Birbal .,

- Published in Journal of Advances and Scholarly Researches in Allied Education, E-ISSN: 2230-7540

Volume 12, Issue No. 23, Oct 2016, Pages 204 - 206 (3)

Published by: Ignited Minds Journals

ABSTRACT

Army of the Sultanate consisted with the regular and irregular troops of the Sultans, Wali, Muqti and nobles. The Sultanate army had lost soldiers war-horses and war elephants in constant warfare. Consequently, the Sultans compelled to employ new soldiers, war horses and elephants in their army. They generally held muster once in a year and periodically during the wars in order to maintain discipline in the army. They trained their soldiers though military and hunting expeditions. We shall now discuss in this chapter military personnel or composition, recruitment, muster and training.

KEYWORD

military personnel, recruitment, muster, training, Delhi Sultanate