Si-Yu-Ki was the travel account of the Chinese Buddhist pilgrim ………….., who visited India during AD 629–644.

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• Hiuen Tsang had come to study in the Buddhist University of …………. and to collect Buddhist scriptures and literature.
• The …………. pilgrim Hiuen Tsang’s of work ‘Si Yu Ki’ gives an accurate account of the political religious and social condition of India in the first half of the seventh century AD.
• Huen-Tsang the …………… Budhist pilgrim.
• Hiuen Tsang the …………… pilgrim informs that the Revenue of Harsha was divided into four parts.
• The Jahangiri Mahal and Akbari Mahal located within the …………. Fort were designed and built by Indian craftsmen who were experts in the construction of Hindu temples and Buddhist Viharas.
• Not satisfied with the account of his reign in the Tarikh-i Alfi, Akbar ordered …………… to compile the history of his reign, beginning with an account of Babur and Humayun.
• ……………. explained his theory taking into account both "feudalism from above" and "feudalism from below".
• …………….. compiled the history, Zubdatu’t Tawarikh and closed it with the account of Jahangir’s reign.
• Abdul Hamid’s Badshahnama contains an account of twenty years of history of …………….. reign.
• ………….., 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.