Allauddin Khilji was not concerned with women

Someone has told the truth that the person who is close to our heart gives us the greatest pain. Something similar happened with Alauddin Khilji, the King of Delhi Sultanate, you probably would not have known about a hobby of Khilji. His hobbies were childish, Khilji kept hundreds of slaves in his harem for his hobby.

The only excuse

It is said that Alauddin Khilji Rani was very excited to receive Padmavati but its reality was something else. Getting Rani Padmavati was only a mere excuse to eradicate the ego that had happened.

Childhood hobby

Believing old stories, Khilji had more interest in younger boys than women, and this same joy of Khilji was the cause of her death in the end.

Cause of murder

Alauddin Khilji's harem had about 70 thousand men, children and women, 30 thousand of them were rescued by the army of Khaliji. Allauddin Khilji was very fond of the children and was murdered due to this childish hobby.

Close person of Khliji

Alauddin Khilji's closest Malik Kafur was believed to have been said that Khilji had bought Malik at that time when he came to sell in the slave market.

Spend the night with Malik

Before being fascinated by Rani Padmavati, Alauddin Khilji Malik used to spend night with Kafur. Along with Malik Kafur Alauddin Khilji, being the most trusted advisor, Khilji's army also used to follow the gestures of Malik Kafur.

Sit on the throne

Alauddin Khilji wanted to put one of his sons on the throne, though Malik's eyesight was only on the casket of Delhi from his adolescence. Seeing Malik going to the cact with his own hands, the poison was burnt in the nerves of Khilji, which led to his death.

Rani Padmavati

It is said that Khilji was not less than a hangman in his real life, if he had made a mind to get something in his life, then he would have shed blood of rivers to get it. He was so hungry that he had achieved the Delhi Sultanate by killing his uncle.

Rani Padmavati fascinated

Alauddin Khilji's look was more than Chittodar, on the Padmavati river, to win the Rani Padmavati, she got the victory over Chittor by blowing rivers of blood.

Keep in the hare

He wanted that the Queen would keep Padmavati and all the women in her hare although her desire could never be fulfilled.