History of the Khaljis, A.D. 1290–1320 c11.s2.4

c11.s2.4

Fourthly, Dava Khan, who ruled for thirty two years, could send organised expeditions to India in spite of his engagement in Central Asia. His death in 1306 brought about disorder in Transoxiana. Within a period of two or three years three Khans—Kuyuk, Kubak and Taliku, ascended the throne. Even after that the affairs were not set right and Kubak had to abdicate. He was reinstated in 1321. In these circumstances Mughal invasions to India could not be organised and sent at regular intervals. On the contrary Ghazi Tughlaq used to harass the Mughals themselves.