عناصر قومي تشكيل دهنده جامعه دكن در دوره بهمنيان و چگونگي تعامل آنها با يكديگر

Racial Groups in the Deccan under Bahmanids and their Cooperation with Each Other

The Deccan society under Bahmanids included various groups belonging to different nations and tribes. Iranian emigrants and the emigrants from Iraq and Arabian Peninsula, native Hindus whose numbers were more than others, Mongols and Turks who formed the main trunk of the army, Abyssinians and Europeans who were brought into the Deccan as the slaves were the most important groups in this period. These groups politically had been divided into two main categories: Afaghids and Dakanids. Political and social history of Deccan in this period was the consequence of the cooperation of these groups. This article will study these groups and their cooperation.