Foreign policy of Jalaluddin Firoz When Jalaluddin implemented a policy of peace and generosity in solving his internal affairs, his foreign policy should also be peaceful. It was only after the Siddi Maula Cree incident happened that the Sultan's eldest son Iridvayaruddin died. He was suspected to have financed Siddi Maula. Hence, his death was considered suspicious. As soon as he died, Arakrali Khan became Khan-e-Khana. It was fierce and imperialistic. Hence, he encouraged the Sultan to attack Ranthambhir in 1291 AD. The Sultan's army first attacked and captured Jhansi. Although the Sultan was influenced by the architecture of the temples there, but in the zeal of pride, he destroyed the temple.
Death of Jalaluddin Firoz
And he gave a Delhi table to his fragmented deities, where he chose him in the steps of Jama Masjid. The Muslims of Delhi gladly gave those idols to Mentha 3 with the help of their feet. Soon after this incident, the king himself took the Vandas in the fort with his huge army. The military power of the Sultan Crow King was revealed through detectives. He wished to return to the capital by not enclosing the fort. Arkali was not with this campaign. Barani says that Ahmed Chapp explained to Sultan Crow that the fort should be attacked and attacked. In response to this, the Sultan says that I believe even a hundred fortresses with a hair of Muslims. Therefore, I do not want to waste Muslim's self in trying to win it. But this statement of Barani does not seem to be completely true. If he did not want to bleed the Muslims in the war, then why did he 'attack' Malwa? So, it seems that the exact reason was that he had been sitting on the throne for a year. Therefore, he did not want to be absent from the capital for long. Therefore it can be said that the reason for returning from Ranthambhapar was not the mental debility of the Sultan, but the political situation and military necessity.
