The …………..model was largely constructed on the basis of Puranic and Epigraphic data pertaining mostly to North India.

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• It was Babur's grandson …………… who consolidated political power and extended his empire over practically the whole of north India and parts of the south.
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• The rulers who ruled over North India between the period 1206-1526 are popularly known as the rulers of …………….
• The Maukharies ruled over Kanauj, a city in western …………., which gradually replaced Pataliputra as a political center of north India.
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• The Jam-i-Masjid built after the model of the mosque at ………….. is considered to be the glory of Fatehpur Sikri and is one of the largest mosques in India.
• ………….., in his ‘Urban Decay in India’ argues that the decline in long distance trade was the main reason for urban decay in early medieval India.
• In 1980s, …………… proposed the segmentary state theory which was another blow to the Indian feudalism model.
• …………., the author of the famous Annals of Rajastan says that the Rajputs were the descendants of the tribes of foreign scythians and the sakas who had come and settled in India.
• …………… in his work, ‘Peasant State and Society in Medieval South India’ introduced a new theory of ‘Segmentary’ state system for medieval South Indian state and society.