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"The military forces were reorganized by the Sultan. The Commander-in-Chief was henceforth called Amirul Umara and a group of officers, called barbardaran, was created whose duty it was to mobilise troops in time of need. There were, besides, two hundred Yakka Jawans or Silahdaran whose duty it was to keep charge of the personal arms of the sultan. Sultan had 4,000 body guards who were called Khasahkhel. Identify this Bahmani sultan of Gulbarga:

"The military forces were reorganized by the Sultan. The Commander-in-Chief was henceforth called Amirul Umara and a group of officers, called barbardaran, was created whose duty it was to mobilise troops in time of need. There were, besides, two hundred Yakka Jawans or Silahdaran whose duty it was to keep charge of the personal arms of the sultan. Sultan had 4,000 body guards who were called Khasahkhel. Identify this Bahmani sultan of Gulbarga: Correct Answer Muhammad I

Muhammad Shah I (reigned 1358–1377) was the second ruler of the Bahmani Sultanate.

  • He succeeded his father Ala-ud-Din Bahman Shah.
  • His reign was marked by a series of wars between his kingdom and two neighbouring kingdoms, the Vijayanagara and the Warangal under Kapaya Nayaka.
  • He was succeeded by his son Alauddin Mujahid Shah.
  • In 1368 Bukka, the second Vijayanagar king (1350-1379) suffered a series of defeats at the hands of Muhammad Shah 1, the first Muhammadan sovereign who, in person, crossed the Tungabhadra and entered Vijayanagar territory.

"The military forces were reorganized by the Sultan. The Commander-in-Chief was henceforth called Amirul Umara and a group of officers, called barbardaran, was created whose duty it was to mobilise troops in time of need. There were, besides, two hundred Yakka Jawans or Silahdaran whose duty it was to keep the charge of the personal arms of the sultan. Sultan had 4,000 bodyguards who were called Khasahkhel. 

Hence, from the above points, it is clear that Muhammad I is Bahmani sultan of Gulbarga.

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