Medieval Indian History - Online Quiz



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Questions and Answers

Answer : A

Explanation

Amir Ali Barid had founded Bidar kingdom in 1526-27.

Answer : B

Explanation

N/A

Answer : C

Explanation

N/A

Q 4 - In reference to Mughals mansabdari system, consider the following statements:

1. Mansabdars were paid through revenue assignments (i.e. Jagirs).

2. Mansabdari system had four scale gradation.

Choose the correct answer from the codes given below:

A - Only 1

B - Only 2

C - Both

D - Neither 1 nor 2

Answer : A

Explanation

It had three scale gradation system.

Q 5 - Firoz established Diwan-i-Khairat with the purpose to make provision for the

A - Marriage of poor girls

B - Security of poor people

C - Education of young soldiers

D - Distribution of looted property

Answer : A

Explanation

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Q 6 - In reference to Sher Shahs governance, Rasalatmuhtasib means

A - Finance

B - Military

C - Correspondence

D - Justice

Answer : C

Explanation

N/A

Q 7 - Consider the following statements:

1. Mohammad-bin Tughlaq moved his capital from Delhi to Devagiri.

2. Mohammad-bin Tughlaq introduced the token money.

Choose the correct answer from the codes given below:

A - Only 1

B - Only 2

C - Both

D - Neither 1 nor 2

Answer : C

Explanation

Mohammad-bin Tughlaq introduced the copper coins, which face value was the same as of the silver coins.

Q 8 - In which year, Akbar led the foundation of Fatehpur Sikri?

A - 1578

B - 1568

C - 1571

D - 1562

Answer : C

Explanation

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Answer : B

Explanation

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Q 10 - Akbar sieged Baluchistan in

A - 1587

B - 1581

C - 1591

D - 1595

Answer : D

Explanation

Akbar defeated Yusufzai Tribes.

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