Sultan Muhammad Tughlaq was the ruler of the Tughlaq dynasty in India from 1320 to 1351. He is known for his ambitious projects and reforms, including attempts to improve the administration and economy of his empire. His reign was marked by significant military campaigns and the establishment of Delhi as a major political center. Despite his innovative ideas, many of his policies faced challenges and led to unrest. One notable event was the relocation of the capital from Delhi to Daultabad, which caused confusion and hardship for the people. His reign is often viewed as a mix of visionary leadership and practical difficulties.