Muhammad Ghori

Between 1175 and 1186 Muhammad Ghorí, who had set up a new dynasty at Ghazní, conquered Multán, Peshawar, Siálkot, and Lahore, and put an end to the line of Mahmúd.

In 1203 Muhammad Ghorí had to flee for his life after a defeat near the Oxus.

In 1191 he routed Muhammad Ghorí at Naráina near Karnál.

In 1191 Prithwi Rāj was the head of a confederacy of Hindu princes in combating the invasion of Muhammad Ghori.