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Iltutmish’s most important contribution to Turkish rule in India was :
1. Establishing a capital at Delhi
2. To issue coins
3. To create a dynastic rule
4. To organise the iqta system
Option 4 – To organise the iqta system
Firdausi was patronized by :
1. nia
2. Iltutmish
3. Mahmud of Ghazni
4. Mahmud of Ghuri
Option 3 – Mahmud of Ghazni
Shah Namah was written by :
1. Abul Fazal
2. Firdausi
3. Amir Khusrau
4. Salim Malik
Option 2 – Firdausi
Which Sultan banned the use of wine and intoxicants, holding of banquets etc. to prevent conspiracies among the nobles?
1. Firoz Tughlaq
2. Balban
3. Ala-ud-din Khalji
4. Muhammad-bin Tughlaq
Option 3 – Ala-ud-din Khalji
Nauroz was introduced by :
1. Mubarak Khalji
2. Ala-ud-din Khalji
3. Balban
4. Iltumish
Option 3 – Balban
Who constituated a council known as Umarai Chahlgani?
1. Balban
2. Iltumish
3. Sikandar Lodhi
4. Aram Shah
Option 2 – Iltumish
Amir Khusrau, named the ‘Parrot of India’, was a contemporary of :
1. Balban
2. Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq
3. Ala-ud-din Khalji
4. All the above
Option 4 – All the above
The ruling dynasty established in India at the instance of Timur was :
1. Lodi
2. Saiyid
3. Ilyas Shahi
4. Sharqi
Option 2 – Saiyid
Which Delhi Sultanate ruler was dubbed as the illustrated idealist”?
1. Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq
2. Firoz Tughlaq
3. Balban
4. Iltumish
Option 1 – Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq
The only Sultan who declared himself caliph was :
1. Ala-ud-din Khalji
2. Mubarak Shah Khalji
3. Khusrau Shah
4. Muhammad-bin
Option 2 – Mubarak Shah Khalji
The kingdom of Vijayanagar was founded by :
1. Hari Hara II
2. Vijaya Raya
3. Bukka II
4. Hari Hara and Bukka
Option 4 – Hari Hara and Bukka
Who was the great ruler of the first dynasty of Vijayanagar, who invited the famous Persian ambassador Abdur Razzaq to his court?
1. Deva Raya I
2. Deva Raya II
3. Mallikarjuna
4. Virupaksha
Option 2 – Deva Raya II
The city of Vijayanagar (now known as Hampi) was situated on the northern bank of the river :
1. Krishna
2. Kaveri
3. Tungabhadra
4. Godavari
Option 3 – Tungabhadra
The Italian traveller Nico loConti visited Vijaya nagar in the reign of :
1. Bukka II
2. Deva Raya I
3. Virupaksha
4. Hari Hara
Option 2 – Deva Raya I
The Vijayanagar king known as ‘Andhra Pita maha’, Andhra Bhoja’ and whose reign marks the Augustan Age of Telugu literature was :
1. Deva Raya I
2. Bukka II
3. Saluva Narasimha
4. Krishna Deva Raya
Option 4 – Krishna Deva Raya
The Ashtadiggajas of the court of Krishna Deva Raya were :
1. Great Ministers
2. Great scholars of Telugu literature
3. Great musicians
4. Guardians of the palace
Option 2 – Great scholars of Telugu literature
The greatest ruler of Kashmir who has also been called ‘the Akbar of Kashmir’ was
1. Shamshuddin Shah
2. Haider Shah
3. Zain-ul-Abidin
4. Sikandar Shah
Option 3 – Zain-ul-Abidin
The foundation of Mughal rule in India was laid with the :
1. First Battle of Panipat
2. Second Battle of Panipat
3. Third Battle of Tarani
4. Battle of Khanua
Option 1 – First Battle of Panipat
India’s earliest contact with Islam tame through :
1. Arab invasion of Sindh in the seventh century
2. Turkish invasions of the eleventh-twelth centuries
3. Arab merchants of Malabar coast
4. Sufi saints and Arab travellers
Option 3 – Arab merchants of Malabar coast
Which of the following Sultans of Delhi was described as lakh baksh?
1. Iltutmish
2. Ala-ud-din Khalji
3. Balban
4. Qutb-ud-din Aibak
Option 4 – Qutb-ud-din Aibak
Which of the following paved the way for the foundation of Turkish rule in India?
1. First Battle of Tarain
2. Second Battle of Tarain
3. First Battle of Panipat
4. All the above
Option 2 – Second Battle of Tarain
The first Muslim invader of India was :
1. Muhammad Ghuri
2. Mahmud of Ghazni
3. Muhammad-bin-Qasim
4. Chengiz Khan
Option 3 – Muhammad-bin-Qasim
Ulugh Khan was more popularly known as :
1. Balban
2. Iltumish
3. Aibak
4. Yaqut Khan
Option 1 – Balban
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