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Why was Jalaluddin Khalji known as a 'benevolent despot'?

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Jalaluddin Kalji was known as a 'benevolent despot' because he tried to win over his enemies by love and affection. He gave high posts and titles to his sons, friends and relatives. He wanted to rule without any bloodshed.

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History & Civics

Why was Jalaluddin Khalji known as a 'benevolent despot'?

Khaljis & Tughlaqs

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