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270+ Medieval India- Society, Culture, Religion Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in History (BA History) .

151.

The religious intellectual group of ……………. was collectively referred as Ulema.

A. parsis
B. hindus
C. christains
D. muslims
Answer» D. muslims
152.

……………. explained his theory taking into account both "feudalism from above" and "feudalism from below".

A. kosambi
B. burton stein
C. chattopadhyaya
D. mgs narayanan
Answer» A. kosambi
153.

………………. was mainly interested in "feudalism from above".

A. r.s. sharma
B. burton stein
C. mgs narayanan
D. bns yadava
Answer» A. r.s. sharma
154.

In 1965, …………… proposed that decline of foreign trade is the cause of feudalism.

A. r.s. sharma
B. dineshchandra sircar
C. burton stein
D. chattopadhyaya
Answer» A. r.s. sharma
155.

In 1979, ……… wrote a paper titled, "Was There Feudalism in India?"

A. harbans mukhia
B. burton stein
C. chattopadhyaya
D. mgs narayanan
Answer» A. harbans mukhia
156.

In 1980s, …………… proposed the segmentary state theory which was another blow to the Indian feudalism model.

A. burton stein
B. chattopadhyaya
C. bns yadava
D. d.n. jha
Answer» A. burton stein
157.

…………… invented the kali age crisis theory to explain the cause land grants.

A. r.s. sharma
B. burton stein
C. chattopadhyaya
D. bns yadava
Answer» A. r.s. sharma
158.

…………. arguments are compiled in his book "Early Medieval India Society: A Study in Feudalization" (2001).

A. r.s.sharma's
B. burton stein
C. chattopadhyaya
D. d.n. jha
Answer» A. r.s.sharma's
159.

Another big blow to …………….. theory came from Hermann Kulke and Brajadulal Chattopadhyaya in 1980s and 1990s.

A. mercantalism
B. capitalism
C. socialism
D. feudalism
Answer» D. feudalism
160.

…………. in his book "The Making of Early Medieval India" (1994) questions the very basis and thinking of feudalism school.

A. chattopadhyaya
B. burton stein
D. n.jha d) mgs narayanan
Answer» A. chattopadhyaya
161.

………….. who has worked for 40 years in Tamil Nadu says that at any time in history not more than 1/5 of the total land was given to Brahmanas as grants.

A. yellava subbarayalu
B. prof. mohammad habib
C. ibn batuta
D. chattopadhyaya
Answer» A. yellava subbarayalu
162.

The …………….. Empire ruled the South Asian region including current northern India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan from the early 16th century to the 19th century.

A. mughal
B. mauryan
C. harsha
D. sultanate
Answer» A. mughal
163.

…………….., the progenitor of the Mughal Empire, is a direct descendant of Timur who descended from Genghis Khan.

A. akbar
B. babur
C. jahangir
D. shah jahan
Answer» B. babur
164.

The Mughal Empire was founded in …………… when Babur defeated and superceded Delhi Sultanate.

A. 1506
B. 1518
C. 1520
D. 1526
Answer» D. 1526
165.

……………. was beaten by Sher Shah of Suri dynasty of Afghan origin and fled for Persia in 1540.

A. humayun
B. akbar
C. jahangir
D. shah jahan
Answer» A. humayun
166.

…………….. announced Din-i-Ilahi, a syncretic religion which derives primarily from Islam and Hinduism, as the court religion.

A. akbar
B. jahangir
C. bahadur shah ii
D. shah jahan
Answer» A. akbar
167.

In 1857, Sepoy Mutiny rose up and Indian soldiers crowned Mughal Emperor ………….. as an emperor, but the mutiny was repressed in two years and the Mughal Empire went out of existence.

A. shah jahan
B. bahadur shah ii
C. humayun
D. akbar
Answer» B. bahadur shah ii
168.

The Taj Mahal was built by ……………..

A. bahadur shah ii
B. shah jahan
C. adil shah sur
D. akbar
Answer» B. shah jahan
169.

Tuzuk-i Baburi was written by Babur in …………..

A. turkish
B. persian
C. indian
D. afghani
Answer» A. turkish
170.

Tuzuk-i Jahangiri was written by Jahangir in ……………..

A. persian
B. turkish
C. indian
D. afghani
Answer» A. persian
171.

……………. invaded India and supplanted the Lodi rule by his own in 1526, was a prolific writer.

A. babur
B. adil shah sur
C. bahadur shah ii
D. shah jahan
Answer» A. babur
172.

Babur’s autobiography Tuzuk-i Baburi, written in …………. is a literary masterpiece, containing the history of the decline and fall of the Timurid power in central Asia.

A. indian
B. persian
C. turkish
D. afghani
Answer» C. turkish
173.

………… constituted a board of seven scholars to compile Taikh-i Alfi.

A. akbar
B. muhammad tughluq
C. sher shah sur
D. islam shah
Answer» A. akbar
174.

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.

A. nizamuddin ahmad
B. abdul qadir badauni
C. abul fazl
D. kahana
Answer» C. abul fazl
175.

In compiling the Akbarnama, ………….. was able to come up to his royal patron’s expectations.

A. abul fazl
B. abdul qadir badauni
C. qazi nurul haque
D. athula
Answer» A. abul fazl
176.

The Akbarnama and the Ain-i Akbari provide exhaustive details of the events and policies introduced by ………….. till the year 1602.

A. akbar
B. nizamuddin ahmad
C. abdul qadir badauni
D. qazi nurul haque
Answer» A. akbar
177.

Akbar employed Abdul Qadir Badauni to translate Muhabharat from …………… into Persian.

A. malayalam
B. sanskrit
C. urudu
D. tamil
Answer» B. sanskrit
178.

…………….. compiled the history, Zubdatu’t Tawarikh and closed it with the account of Jahangir’s reign.

A. baber
B. abdul qadir badauni
C. qazi nurul haque
D. abul fazal
Answer» C. qazi nurul haque
179.

…………….. set to write the history Iqbalnama-i Jahangiri after Shahjahan’s accession to the throne.

A. mutamad khan
B. abdul qadir badauni
C. humayun
D. shahjahan
Answer» A. mutamad khan
180.

Abdul Hamid’s Badshahnama contains an account of twenty years of history of …………….. reign.

A. shahjahan’s
B. jahangir’s
C. akbar’s
D. humayun’s
Answer» A. shahjahan’s
181.

The steel-frame of ………… military policy was the mansabdari system.

A. akbar's
B. aurangzeb
C. jahangir
D. humayun
Answer» A. akbar's
182.

……………… introduced the month-scale in the mansabdari system to compensate the gap between Jama (estimated income) and hasil (actual realisation).

A. shahjahan
B. aurangzeb
C. jahangir
D. akbar
Answer» A. shahjahan
183.

The …………….. system was an integral part of the mansabdari system which developed under Akbar.

A. jagirdari
B. feudalism
C. slavery
D. capitalism
Answer» A. jagirdari
184.

Akbar ordered in 1575 the construction of Ibadat Khana – The house of worship at ……………… to adorn the spiritual kingdom.

A. fatchpursikri
B. tinnevelly
C. tirukkadaiyur
D. pudukottai
Answer» A. fatchpursikri
185.

Prof. Noboru Karashima, a ………… historian on South Indian studies.

A. japanese
B. chinese
C. british
D. american
Answer» A. japanese
186.

The tomb of Humayun at …………. is one of the earliest of Akbar’s buildings.

A. madras
B. mecca
C. bengal
D. delhi
Answer» D. delhi
187.

4, in which he rejects the segmentary theory of ……………...

A. burton stein
B. k.n. chaudhuri
C. a.r. kulkarni
D. r.c. majumdar
Answer» A. burton stein
188.

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.

A. pudukottai
B. tinnevelly
C. tirukkadaiyur
D. agra
Answer» D. agra
189.

The greatest achievement of ………… as a builder was the city of Fatehpur Sikri.

A. akbar
B. shahjahan
C. aurangzeb
D. jahangir
Answer» A. akbar
190.

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.

A. agra
B. tinnevelly
C. pudukottai
D. mecca
Answer» D. mecca
191.

The tomb of the Sufi saint Shaik Salim Chishti built of white marble is another star attraction at ……………..

A. fatehpur sikri
B. mecca
C. delhi
D. banwali
Answer» A. fatehpur sikri
192.

The house of …………, a double-storeyed building which has been lavishly decorated, combines within itself the best features of the Hindu and Muslim style of architecture.

A. birbal
B. badauni
C. abul fazal
D. ghizali
Answer» A. birbal
193.

The Diwan-i-Khas which accommodated …………… household has an architectural beauty of its own.

A. akbar’s
B. shahjahan
C. aurangzeb
D. jahangir
Answer» A. akbar’s
194.

The reign of ……………… was the Golden Age of Mughal architecture.

A. shah jahan
B. aurangzeb
C. jahangir
D. akbar
Answer» A. shah jahan
195.

The most outstanding of Shah Jahan’s edifices is the world famous Taj Mahal built by him at …………… as a mausoleum for his wife Mumtaz Mahal.

A. agra
B. delhi
C. tinnevelly
D. tirukkadaiyur
Answer» A. agra
196.

…………… court was adorned by famous musicians like Tansen of Gwalior and Baz Bahadur of Malwa.

A. shahjahan’s
B. akbar’s
C. aurangzeb’s
D. jahangir’s
Answer» B. akbar’s
197.

The two great Hindu musicians of …………….. time were Jagannath and Janardhan Bhatta.

A. shah jahan’s
B. aurangzeb
C. jahangir
D. akbar
Answer» A. shah jahan’s
198.

The great historical works of Akbar’s reign are the Akbarnamah and Ain-i-Akbari of ………………..

A. ghizali
B. badauni
C. abul fazal
D. rajatodermal
Answer» C. abul fazal
199.

The Muntkhab-ul-Twarikh was written by ……………….

A. badauni
B. ghizali
C. abul fazal
D. nizam-ud-din ahmed
Answer» A. badauni
200.

Tabaqat-i-Akbari was written by …………………….

A. nizam-ud-din ahmed
B. badauni
C. faizi
D. muhammad hussain naziri
Answer» A. nizam-ud-din ahmed

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