Explanation:
After the invasion of Timur Lang (Tamerlane) in 1398 AD, the weakening of the Delhi Sultanate led to the emergence of several independent kingdoms. One of the prominent ones established in the Ganges valley was the Jaunpur Sultanate, founded by Malik Sarwar, a former noble of the Delhi court who took advantage of the political instability.
The Jaunpur Sultanate became a significant regional power in northern India during the 15th century and was known for its patronage of culture, education, and architecture.
Explanation by: Mr. Dubey
After the invasion of Timur Lang (Tamerlane) in 1398 AD, the weakening of the Delhi Sultanate led to the emergence of several independent kingdoms. One of the prominent ones established in the Ganges valley was the Jaunpur Sultanate, founded by Malik Sarwar, a former noble of the Delhi court who took advantage of the political instability.
The Jaunpur Sultanate became a significant regional power in northern India during the 15th century and was known for its patronage of culture, education, and architecture.