Late Middle Ages · South Asia · War
1301
Delhi Sultanate conquers Ranthambore
1301
Alauddin Khalji's armies stormed the great Rajput fortress perched on its mesa, ending the defiance of Hammiradeva. The sultan deployed siege engines and cutting off water supplies to break the garrison's will. The fall of Ranthambore opened Rajasthan to Delhi's tax collectors and signaled that no Hindu stronghold, however high its walls or fierce its garrison, could resist Khalji ambition indefinitely.
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Late Middle Ages (1301–1500), one of 874 events from that era on Saeculum.