Who was Mahmood Gaznvi?

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Mahmood Gaznvi also called "Boot Shikan" as he broke greatest "Somanat Idol" in Kathiyavar now in Gujrat. His father was Subtagin who was slave of Alaptagin. Subtagin was his son of law and was doing job as General of army. After death of Alaptagin and his son Ishaq, whole state made Subtagin Sultan. He accepted Sasani kingdom and did work under them as governor of Gazni. He fought battle in Lagman against Raja Japal who got defeat and asked for time for returning in Lahore for collecting amount decided on agreement. However, he killed some officers of Subtagin came with him and gathered all Rajas of Kalinjar, Qanoj, Ajmair, Delhi for fighting again with Subtagin in Lagman where he got again defeat. Subtagin demised in Balkah in Afghanistan. Mahmood Gaznavi who was in Nishapur came in Gazni for removing kingdom of his brother, Ismail who was destroying state. He after getting control in Gazni declared separation from Sasani kingdom spread in Iran, and Khurasan who could not take step against him due to battles with Turk who eventually ended their kingdom and Gazvi made Turk called Aalap Khan his friend. Gaznavi then again gave defeat to Japal who eventually did suicide but his son Anandpal gathered all Rajas of Golviyar, Kalinjar, Qanoj, Ajmair, and Delhi for fighting against Gaznavi in Peshawar but got defeat. Gaznavi conquered Nigarkot, Thanseer, Qanooj and other areas. His slave "Ayaz" did work as governor in Lahore and his grave is in Rang Mahl, Lahore. Gaznvi buried in Gazni.




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