Test: Provincial Dynasties Of North India & Deccan- 2 - UPSC MCQ

Zafar Shah

Ahmad Shah

Muhammad Begarha

Hoshang Shah

Ahmad Shah

Zafar Khan

Muzaffar Shah

Hoshang Shah

Sabarmati

Asawal

Azampur

Ahmednagar

Only (C)

Only (C) and (B)

Only (A) and (B)

Only (B)

Largely because it harboured pirates who preyed on the pilgrim traffic to Mecca

To check the Portuguese power

To destroy the temples

None of these

Because he was advised to do so by the sultans of Egypt.

Because the Portuguese were interfering with Gujarat’s trade with the countries of West Asia.

Because the Portuguese were gradually holding political power.

All of the above.

Ahmad Shah

Mahmud Begarha

Muzaffar Shah

Nasir-ud-din

Sikander Shah

Azam Shah

Shams-ud-din Shah

 Qutb-ud-din Shah

Sikander Shah

Zain-ul-Abidin

Shams-ud-din Shah

Qutb-ud-din Shah

At his instanc e Mahabharata and Rajatarangini were translated into Persian.

He abolished cow-slaughter and Jizaya.

He regulated the prices of commodities and regulated the burden of taxation on people.

He controlled crimes by giving the responsibility on the village community.

All of the above.

Mir Jumla

Shah Mirza

Mirza Haider

Sikander Shah

Firuz Tughlaq

Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq

Bahlol Lodi

Sikander Lodi

Babur

Akbar

Sikander Lodi

Aurangzeb

Ala-ud-din Khalji

Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq

Balban

Firuz Tughlaq

Rana Kumbha

Rana Sanga

Hamir

Kshetra Simha

Rao Jodha

Mokala

Lakha

Rawal

He was a great builder responsible for construction of temples, lakes, etc.

He erected 32 out of 84 fortresses built for the defence of Mewar.

He was a playwright, musician and a literary critic.

All of the above.

His victory against the Rao Jodha of Marwar.

His victory against Mahmud Khalji of Malwa.

His victory against Ahmad Shah of Gujarat.

None of these.

Ahmad Shah

Nizam Shah

Mahmud Shah

Muhammad Shah

Muhammad Shah I

Ahmad I

Ahmad Shah II

Muhammad Shah II

(A), (B), (C)

(A), (B), (D)

(A), (B), (E)

All of the above

Raichur doab

Warangal

Telangana

Goa

Mahmud Shah

Humayun

Mujahid Shah

Nizam Shah

Muhammad Shah III

Humayun

Ala-ud-din II

Ahmad Shah

(A-i) (B-ii) (C-iii) (D-iv) (E-v)

(A-ii) (B-iii) (C-i) (D-v) (E-iv)

(A-i) (B-iii) (C-iv) (D-ii) (E-v)

(A-v) (B-iv) (C-iii) (D-ii) (E-i)

A majority of  the Pardesis were Shias whereas most of the Deccanis wereSunnis.

ThePardesis’ gradually increase of political influence were resented by the Deccanis.

The Pardesis were more energetic and enterprising. So theDeccanis were losing ground in the political and administrative field.

All of the above.

Firuz Shah

Mujahid Shah

Ala-ud-din Bahmani Shah

Shams-ud-din

He was the city magistrate in the capital.

He was the Chief Justice and minister of religious affairs and endowments.

He was the minister of finance.

He supervised the work of all of the ministers.

He was the minister of finance.

He was the minister of foreign affairs.

He supervised the work of all the minister.

None of these.

(A-i) (B-ii) (C-iii) (D-iv)

(A-ii) (B-iii) (C-i) (D-iv)

(A-iii) (B-i) (C-ii) (D-iv)

(A-iv) (B-i) (C-ii) (D-iii)