Varnasankar Shaitan Sikandar Lodi was the third son of Shaitan Bahlol Lodi, the Sultan of Delhi. It was born out of the rape of Jiba, the kidnapped daughter of a Hindu goldsmith of Sirhind. It had shown twice the enthusiasm of its ancestors in the Hindu massacre. Its murder frenzy was so fierce that its religious brother Niyamatullah in his 'Tarikhee Jahan Lodi' has repeatedly written the work of a butcher - Purushottam Nagesh Oak
Shri RS Sharma writes on page 154 in his book “Crescent in India” that “Like Firoz Shah Tughlaq and Aurangzeb, bigotry was the main weakness of Sultan Sikandar Lodi. The destruction of Hindu temples was a systematic act of his campaign. (Like places like Mathura, Dholpur etc.) Wherever his hand fell, Hindu temples did not survive. He forbade Hindus to bathe on the holy ghat of Yamuna. Even barbers could not shave Hindus there.
A Brahmin from Bengal incited the hatred of orthodox Muslims among the masses by saying that both Islam and Hinduism are true religions and that these two religions are different paths leading to Almighty God. He wrote to the governor of Bihar to send this criminal to the court. Here he asked the Qazis whether this kind of preaching was allowed or not. He decided that since the Brahmin has accepted the truth, he should get an opportunity to accept Islam, otherwise the other option is death. The brahmin got the death penalty because he did not accept Islam by renouncing his religion."
On page 146 of "History and Culture of the Indian People, Sultan of Delhi", it is written that, "Unfortunately, Alexander, a staunch devotee of Islam, could not see other religions. Born of a Hindu mother and eager to marry a Hindu princess, the behavior of Alexander towards his vast subjects is indescribable. Even when he was the prince, he was prevented from attacking the Hindu ponds of Thaneswar ... As evidenced by the behavior of Mandrel, Utgir and Narwar, Alexander often destroyed temples and replaced them with mosques or buildings. used to make
In Mathura, he had stopped the Hindus from bathing in the holy ghats and performing Kshaur Karma. He had given the fragmented Hindu idols brought from Nagarkot to the butchers to make a weight off. Above all, he had killed the Bodhan Brahmin, who had accepted the truth of Islam along with his religion, in consultation with the Ulemas.”
struggle with Jaunpur
Jaunpur was occupied by Sharqi Muslims. The Hindu people of Jaunpur, groaning due to the ruthless atrocities of barbaric, fanatic and insecure Muslim sultans, raised a rebellion to kill their foreign and brute tyrants. His hero was Juga, a brave Rajput chieftain. Under the able leadership of Juga, the Rajput caste Bachgoti wiped out most of the Muslim gang.
Sikandar, who looked at the Hindus with hatred, could not remove Juga from Jaund Fort. He sent the news to Hussain Sharqi, the ruler of Jaunpur that it is your duty as a Muslim to trap a Hindu Juga by deceit and if you do so, I will be satisfied by drinking the blood of Hindu hosts trapped in Alexander's trap. And I will consider you as the independent ruler of Jaunpur. But Hussain Sharqi did not fall into his trap. Later there were many battles, in the end Hussain Sharqi had to flee to Bengal.
In the fight between these two Muslims, the Hindu state of Kutumb got in bad shape. Their armies carried out plundering, dacoity, brutal murder, kidnapping of women and children, making temples mosques in their kingdom. Angered by the plight of his people and the state, the brave king Balabhadra declared an open war against Alexander. The heroic Hindu king Balabhadra and his heroic son Veer Singh Dev, like him, made the lives of greedy Muslims unharmed. Alexander kept escaping from his army and kept on plundering and plundering the innocent civilians in the borders of the Panna state. Incapacitated from old age and hurt by the slashing and whipping of his beloved subjects by Muslim enemies, Balabhadra Rai breathed his last on his way to Surguja. But his brave son Vir Singh Dev made his name meaningful.
In Funfud, he attacked Sikandar Lodi on the head in such a way that Sikandar had to flee to Jaunpur. He lacked grains, salt, pulses etc. On the other hand, Hussain Sharqi and Veer Singh Dev's brother Laxmi Chand also waged a war against Alexander. Surrounded by Alexander, the son of late King Balabhadra Rai sent his courtier Khan Khanan as a messenger to beg for mercy and peace to Shalivahan.
Clash with Gwalior
During the negotiations with Gwalior, the envoy Veer Nihal Singh repeatedly rebuked Alexander in the middle court for his cowardly, insidious and despicable behavior, due to which he got angry and vowed to destroy the Hindu state of Gwalior.
Alexander was really a male eater, devouring Hindu regions one after the other. It rained on Gwalior like a plague. There is a group of grand buildings under the hills of Gwalior fort. There are many palaces standing towards the Gwalior fort gate. King Mansingh and his brave son Vikramaditya killed Sikandar Lodi. In the meantime, King Vinayak Dev again took control of Dholpur.
Sikander Lodi's looting campaign
In 1504 AD, Alexander, like a hungry wolf, broke down to hunt the Hindus living around the fort. After taking possession of the fort, the Sultan ordered to destroy the temple and build a mosque in its place. To protect the fort, leaving Mian Maken and Mujahid Khan, he himself went out to plunder the surrounding land where he slaughtered many people like butchers, took many captives, uprooted and destroyed all the bushes and habitats And satisfied and proud of this display of his talent, he returned to his capital, Earnest (page 8, Vol.5, Elliot and Dawson)
After the rainy season, Alexander once again set out on his Islamic campaign to plunder the Hindu territories. In this campaign he spent one and a half months in Dholpur, after that he went to Chambal…. Sikandar himself proceeded to wage jihad and loot the land of the infidels. Like a butcher, he slaughtered many Hindu people who had run away in the forests. The rest were robbed and chained (same page 100)
Enraged by this destruction, the brave father and son Mansingh and Vikramaditya closed the supply route of the Muslim gang. A sudden attack on Alexander destroyed most of his army. Sikandar also narrowly escaped death and fled to Agra.
After the rainy season, Alexander went to Lahore. After staying there for a month, in 1509 AD he took the path of Hathkand. He cleared it from idol worshipers and dacoits (ie Hindus). When he killed the rebels (ie Hindus) of that place and established small posts at each place, then he returned to his capital.
Finally this devil died of throat cancer on 21 November 1517 AD. Historian Purushottam Nagesh Oak writes, "Thus, like a real devil, Sikandar Lodi's whole life was about loot, rape, genocide, destruction, mass Islamization of Hindus and conversion of all Hindu temples and palaces into mosques and mausoleums for Muslim mistreatment. It is a sad long story. Alexander is a shining example of how the Muslims, through their millennia of destruction and plunder, have turned an entire and thriving Hindustan, full of opulent buildings, thriving temples and fragrant groves, into scattered ruins, poor huts and desolate deserts.”