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There were several Mongolian invasions during the Delhi Sultanate in India. Which among the following is NOT correctly matched regarding the Mongol Rulers who came to India and the reigning Monarch of the Delhi Sultanate at the time of such invasion?

There were several Mongolian invasions during the Delhi Sultanate in India. Which among the following is NOT correctly matched regarding the Mongol Rulers who came to India and the reigning Monarch of the Delhi Sultanate at the time of such invasion? Correct Answer Ali Beg - Jalaluddin Khilji 

Sultan at the throne  Year of Invasion  Details of Mongolian Invasion 
Iltutmish  1221 AD  Chengiz Khan came up to the bank of Indus. 
Bahram Shah 1241 AD Tair Bahadur entered Punjab looting and killing people at Lahore. 
Alauddin Khilji  1304 AD  Ali Beg and Tash were defeated. 
Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq 1329 AD  Tarmashirin Khan reached the outskirts of Delhi but was defeated ultimately by the Sultan. 

 

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