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    The immediate successors of the Slave dynasty Sultan were _______.
  • Question 2
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    Who among the following rulers was not a slave before becoming a king?
  • Question 3
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    Who refused to recognize the authority of the Caliph?
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    A standing army was first introduced in medieval India by _______.
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    About whom was it said ‌"He was a fortunate soldier but not an able Empire builder.?
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    The Qutbshahi dynasty ruled over _______.
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    Who laid out the first Mughal garden in India?
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    The main rivals of the Cholas were the
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    The main rivals of the Cholas were the Pallavas who ruled over the area now corresponding to present-day Maharashtra. There was a struggle between these two dynasties over the Deccan Peninsula. The Cholas emerged victorious from this long and bitter war with the Pallavas. They destroyed the Pallava cities and massacred the population. The Chola Empire now extended over large parts of the Indian peninsula. They also destroyed Anuradhapur, the ancient capital of Sri Lanka.
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    The rulers of which of the following dynasties established the largest dominion in Southern India?
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    The famous poet Amir Khusrau, nicknamed the `Parrot of India` was the contemporary of all of the following except _______.
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    Who among the following personalities is credited with the invention of Algebra?
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    Who amongst the following Rajputs offered uncompromising resistance to the Mughals in the sixteenth century and never accepted their over-lordship?
  • Question 13
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    Which Mughal king tried to stop the practice of sati?
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    Sati was a ritual of wife burning herself on the funeral pyre of husband. Mughal emperor Humayun first banned the practice of sati but could not implement the law strictly. The next emperor Akbar banned sati but to appease his Hindu nobility allowed it. Mughal emperor Akbar had allowed sati to take place only if the wife willingly wanted to follow it.
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    The most prominent of the various industries that flourished during the Mughal period was that of _______.
  • Question 15
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    The number of Puranas is _______.
  • Question 16
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    Who was the successor of Shivaji?
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    Sher Shah Suri is best known
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    Sher Shah Suri or Sher Khan, was the founder of Sur dynasty in India. Born in 1486, he was the son of a jagirdar of Sasaram, Bihar. He was best known for the organisation of the system of civil administration. His administration was very efficient but a bit strict. He is believed to be the first one to introduce rupaiya and paisa in place of tanka. He is also credited with the introduction of Customs Duty, which is followed even today. He built many inns, mosques and laid down the network of roads the most famous among them being the Grand Trunk Road. He also had a refined taste in architecture, it is evident in the Rohtas Fort built by him. He continued his administrative as well as military activities simultaneously. He died in an accidental explosion of gunpowder in 1545.
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    Khajuraho temples are associated with _______.
    Solution
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    The Khajuraho Group of Monuments is a group of Hindu temples in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, India, about 175 kilometres (109 miles) southeast of Jhansi. They are one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. The temples are famous for their nagara-style architectural symbolism and their erotic sculptures.
  • Question 19
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    The Mughal emperor at the time of Ahmad Shah Abduali`s invasion of India was ______.
  • Question 20
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    The Peacock Throne was made for
    Solution
    The Peacock Throne was a famous jewelled throne that was the seat of the Mughal emperors of India.
    The Peacock Throne was built in the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan of the Mughal dynasty.
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