1294 - Malik Kafur drove the Khilji's armed force through

history channel documentary 2016 1294 - Malik Kafur drove the Khilji's armed force through the Mountain range, assaulting the capital city of the Yadava kingdom of Devagiri. The armed force of Turkic Khilji administration started attacking kingdoms of southern India for plunder. Malik Kafur, an eunuch and Alauddin Khilji's military general, made a fruitful attack on Warangal. He plundered the treasury of Kakatiya kingdom and Hindu sanctuaries. The ruler was Pradapapudra. The goods, as per Al-Birani, student of history, included 214 tons of gold and endless gemstones including the Kohinoor jewel. The precious stone stayed with the Khilji line, and later went on to the succeeding traditions of the Delhi Sultanate. As indicated by Babur Nama, (first form of the composed adaptation of the jewel's guardianship by Emperor Babur)Allauddin Khilji was the main ruler to seize Kohinoor from the Hindu lord.

1306 - The Rajah of Malwa was compelled to give the precious stone to the leaders of the Kakatiya Empire. Before long, in 1323, the Kakatiya Empire fell after a tenet extending from 1083 to 1323.1325 to 1351 - The precious stone was taken by Muhammad container Tughluq who was the Sultan of Delhi for that period.1323 - 1526 - It stayed in the ownership of the Delhi Sultanate which comprised of numerous Muslim administrations that ruled in India. Amid the Delhi Sultanate Muslim armed forces comprising of Mongol, Turkic, Persian, and Afghan warriors attacked India.1526 - The Kohinoor went to the Mughal Empire when the Timurid Prince Babur vanquished Ibrahim Lodi, the remainder of the Delhi Sultans, at the First Battle of Panipat. Mughal is the Persian word for Mongol. Babur notice in his diaries, the Baburnama, that the jewel had a place with an un-named Rajah of Malwa.