RAZIA SULATAN AND HER REGIME

QUESTION:- The patriarchal mindset of the rich was the biggest obstacle to the peaceful rule of The Razia Sultan. Comment.

INTRODUCTION

After deciding to succeed his daughter, Razia, Iltumis had explained his rich and theology, but the role of the rich in Iltumis had changed widely because of established interests.

MAIN BODY

The barriers arising out of the thought of the rich during the reign of The Rajiya Sultan are as follows:

The Turks were dissatisfied with the desire and determination of the rich to exercise direct power and to govern.

As a woman, she was not ready to be a puppet of the rich so she could not keep her on her bus.

According to Barney, the rich turks were not willing to bow to each other and had aspirations of equality in the distribution of power, office and respect, which cannot be considered possible.

Razia tried to isolate non-Turks and create a separate team to control the ambitions of the elite, which made it unpopular among the elite.

Razia gave up women's clothing and adopted the men's kaba and kula without a bura, planning and hunting meetings in court, which the eminent warriors had termed as a violation of women's decoration.

CONCLUSION

Although the state opposed it on a racial basis because of its patriarchal mindset, the fact is that the main reason for the discontent among The Turkish Rich was the desire and perseverance of Razia to exercise and manage the direct power. The rich then took the right to choose and remove the Sultans completely