Bahlul Lodi was the founder of the Lodi Dynasty in India, which ruled from 1451 to 1526. He was originally a noble of Afghan descent and established his reign in Delhi, marking the beginning of a significant period in Indian history. Bahlul Lodi is known for consolidating power and expanding his territory, which helped strengthen the dynasty. During his rule, Bahlul Lodi focused on administrative reforms and military organization. He aimed to unify the diverse regions under his control and fostered a sense of stability. His leadership laid the groundwork for his successors, including Sikandar Lodi, who further expanded the dynasty's influence.