Part 2 Flashcards
The ‘Vijayanagara’ kingdom was founded b
Harihara and Bukka
The ruler who founded a new city on the south bank of a tributary to river Krishna and undertook to rule his new kingdom as the agent of a deity to whom all the land south of the river Krishna was supposed to belong
Harihara-I
The lady poet who described the victorious expeditions of her husband in her work ‘MadhuraVijayam’ was
Ganga Devi
The Bhoramdev Temple was constructed b
Shri Laxmanadeva Raya
The fi rst ruler of Vijayanagar who captured Goa from Bahamanis was
Harihara-II
Narasimha Saluva ended
Narasimha Saluva ended the Sangamadynasty and seized the throne for himself andstarted the Saluva dynasty.-Vira Narasimha deposed the last Saluva rulerand seized the throne for himself
Narasimha was succeded by his krishna deva
Krishna daya fought battle of golcondaa with
Quli qutb shahi
Asthadiggajas
Eight Telugu Poet
Andhra bhoj
Krishnadeva raja
The ruling period of Krishnadeva Raya was the golden age of
Telugu Literature
Krishnadeva Raya founded the city that is
Nagalapura
The Famous Hazara Rama temple of Vijaynagara was built during the reign of
Krishnadeva Raya
Abdur Razzaq visited Vijaynagara during the reign of
Devaraya-II
Abdur Razzak was
Persian traveller
Nicolo Conti was
An Italian traveller who visited the Vijayanagara Empire.
Out of the given names viz : Kamban, Kuttan, Nannaya, Tikkana who was/were famous for Telugu translation
Nannaya and Tikkana
Sayana, the famous commentator of the Vedic texts was patronized by
Vijayanagara rulers
Battle of Talikota was fought between
Vijayanagara and combined forces of Bijapur, Ahmadnagar and Golconda
When Raja Wodeyar founded the kingdom of Mysore, the ruler of the Vijayanagara Empire wa
Venkata-II
The chief characteristic of the fi nancial system of Vijayanagar empire was
Land revenue
Regarding the taxation system of Krishna Deva, the ruler of Vijayanagara, the correct statements are-
The tax rate on land wasfi xed depending on the quality of the land.- Private owners of workshopspaid an industries ta
The place which represents the old capital of Vijayanagara
Hampi
The ruler of Vijaynagara who had sent his ambassador to the emperor of China
Bukka-I
The famous Telugu poet ‘Srinath’ was associated with court of
Dev Raya II
The South Indian dance tradition which fi rst developed during the time of Vijaynagar is
Yakshagaan
Building Kalyaana Mandapas’ was a notable feature in the temple construction in the kingdom of
Vijayanagara
The famous Vijaya Vitthal Temple which is having its 56 carved pillars emitting musical notes located in
Hampi
Mysore Kingdom emerged as a powerful state under the Wodeyar dynasty, which initially served as a vassal of
The Vijaynagar Empire
ccording to Portuguese writer Fernao Nuniz, the women in Vijayanagara Empire were experts in
Wrestling, Astrology, Accounting, Soothsaying
Rulers and sultan of sultante period belongs to the
Turkish class
Amil
Revenue collection officer
Iqta system
Arabs fundamental system
Military dept
Diwan i arz
Iqta system
Iqta was a revenue collection system.- Siyasatnama was the source of information for Iqta system.- Muqti was supported to maintain troops out of the revenue collected from Iqta.
Diwan-i-Bandagan -
Firuzshah Tughluq
Diwan-i-Arz -
Balban
Diwan-i-Mustakhraj -
Alauddin Khalji (Revenue Department)
Diwan-i-Riyasat -
Firuz Shah Tughluq(Department of Charity)
Dewan-i-Arz
Dealt with Military department
Dewan-i-Risalat
Dealt with religious issues/related to foreign matter
Dewan-i-Insha
Dealt with State correspondence
Dewan-i-Wizarat
Dealt with fi nancial matter
The dynasty which saw the heyday of the Wizarat
Tughluq
Supreme rural offi cial of land revenue in Sultanate period was
Chaudhary
Sharb’ was a tax levied on
Irrigation
Zawabits were concerned with
- State laws
Hadis is
Islamic law
Fawazil in the Sultanate period mean
Excess amount paid to the exchequer by the Iqtadars
The two main currencies of the Sultanate period - Jital and Tankaare
Jital and tanka
Tanka silver
Iltutmish
Coins-Tanka, Shashgani and Jital of Sultanate period were made of respective metals
Tanka and Shashgani) Silver, (Jital) Copper
The use of Paper was initiated in India in
12th Century
Alai Darwaza’ was built by
Alauddin Khalji
The Horse-Shoe arch was fi rst introduced in
Alai Darwaza
The Sultan who built the fi fth storey of Qutub Minar
Firuz Shah Tughluq
India’s fi rst tomb constructed in the Indo-Islamic style was
Balban’s Tomb
The fi rst true arch in the Sultanate memorial could be seen in
Tomb of Balban
Out of the given rulers namely : Qutbuddin Aybak, Iltutmish, Alauddin Khalji, Firuz Shah Tughluq who did not contribute to the construction of Qutb Minar
Alauddin Khalji
The correct chronological order of the constructed building is-
Qutb-Minar, Tughluqabad, Lodi Garden , fatehpur sikri
Sultan garhi
Iltutmish
Red Palace
Balban
Jamat Khana Masjid
Khizra Khan
Dhai din ka jhopra
Qutbuddin aibak
Kirti stambha
Arti and mahesh
Kirti stumba was constructed by
Rana khumba
Delhi
Quwat ul 8slam
Jaunpur
Atala Masjid
Malwa
Jahaz Mahal
Gulberga
Jama Masj
Lotus bud’ fringe on Associated Dynasty the under side of the arch
Khaljis
Emergence of octagonal tomb
Tughluqs
Use of Bodegoi in the Pillar
Vijayanagara
Massive entrance gate with inclined walls
Sharquis
The famous author of ‘Kitab-ul-Hind’ was
Al-Biruni
Amir Khusrau, the “Parrot of India” was born in
Patiyali in district Etah (now in Kasganj
The person who witnessed the reign of seven Sultans of Delhi
Amir Khusrau and Shaikh Nizamuddin Auliya
The famous poet Amir Khusrau was associated with the court of
Nasiruddin Mahmud, Balban, Kaiqubad, Jalaluddin Khalji, Alauddin Khalji, Mubarak Shah, Ghiyasuddin Tughlug, Muhammad-BinTughluq
Amir Khusrau was a
A Poet, Historian, Musician
The father of new Persian poetry style Sabak-eHind or Hindustani style was
Amir Khusrau
The scholar of both languages “Hindi and Persian” was
Amir Khusrau
Kitab-i-Nauras
Kitab-i-Nauras, a collection of songs in praiseof Hindu deities and Muslim saints was writtenby Ibrahim Adil Shah-II
Amir Khusrau
Amir Khusrau was the originator in India ofan early form of the musical style known as Qawwali
The author of Tabaqat-i-Nasiri was
Minhaz-us-Siraj
The fi rst Persian poet depicted Indian environment in his poetry
Amir Khusrau
The correct chronological order of the text is
Kitab-ul-Hind, PrithvirajaRaso, Tabaqat-i-Nasiri, Fatawa-i-Jahandari
The language which was patronized by Sultans of Delhi
Persian
The term ‘Apabhramsa’ which was used in medieval Sanskrit text to denot
Early forms of some of the modern Indian language
The writer of Khazain-ul-Futuh is
Amir Khusrau
Ziyauddin Barani
Tarikh-i-Firuzshahi
Hasan Nizami
Taj-ul-Massir
Yahia-bin-Ahmad
Tarikh-i-Mubarakshahi
Tarikh-i-Firuz Shahi
Sams-i-Siraj-Afi f
Tughluq-Nama
Amir Khusrau
Humayu-nama
Gulbadan Begum
Tarikh-i-Hind/Kitab-ul-Hind
Al-Biruni
Tarikh-i-Delhi
Khusrau
Rihla
Ibn Battuta
Tabaqat-i-Nasir
Siraj
Finest example of the hindu muslim harmony
Sitar
Mulla daud
Chandhyan
Damodar kavi
Padmati katha
Somnath
Raga vibodha
Amir khushru
Aashiq
The translation of Chintamani Bhatt’s Sanskrit Text ‘Suka Saptai’ in Persian with name ‘Tutinama’ was done b
Ziya uddin nakshabi
Tabla’ was introduced by
Amir Khusra
Out of the given Delhi Sultans namely : Iltutmish, Balban, Alauddin Khalji, Firuz Tughlug who ¾ wrote his memories
Firuz Tughluq
Rana Kumbha
Sangeetraja
Pundrik Vitala
Raagmala
Ustad Chand Khan
Khyal Gayaki ka Delhi Gharana
Game of polo was introduced in india by
Turks
Ulema’ were called
Dastar-Bandan
With reference to Indian history, among Arab merchants, Qalandars, Persian calligraphists and Sayyids, “Kulah-Daran” were
Sayyids
Marco Polo
Italy
Abdur Razaaq
Iran
Nuniz
Portugal
Bahadur Shah
Gujarat
Chand Bibi
Bijapur
Razia Sultan
Delhi
Baz Bahadu
Malwa
The sequence of arrival of the travellers in India
Al-Biruni,Ibn Battuta, Tavernier, Manuc
medieval India, the term Fanam referred t
Coins
Firuz Tughluq
Construction of Canals
Balban Alauddin Jahangir
NaurozDiwan-i-RiyasatSir Thomas Roe
The sultan who demanded half the crop on land after measurement as revenu
Alauddin Khalji
The sultan who demanded half the crop on land after measurement as revenu
Alauddin Khalji
The correct chronological order of the rulers who ruled in India at diff erent periods of time i
Raziyya Sultan (1236-1240 AD),Alauddin Khalji (1296-1316 AD),Sher Shah (1540-1545 AD),Akbar (1556-1605 AD
The events and their chronological order are
Second Battle of Tarain, Murder of Jalal-udDin Khalji, Afghanpur Conspiracy, Transfer of Capital by Mohd. Tughlu
Ranthambore Chittor Devgiri Gujarat
Hamirdeva- - Rana Ratan Singh- Raja Ramchandra- Karandeva
The earliest reference of the use of magnetic compass in the Indian seas was by
Sadruddin Muhammad ‘Aufi ‘
The correct chronological sequence of the events is
Construction of Qutb.
Death of Firuz
Arrivial of Portuguese
Regin of krishna deva
Islam Shah
Divided his troppes into 205020
Krishnadeva Raya Mahendravarman Bhojadeva Somesvar
Amuktamalyada
Mattavilasaprahasana
Samaranganasutradhar
Manasolla
Out of the given practices namely : Sati Practice Child Marriage, Jauhar Practice which was started during the Rajput Period
Jauhar Practice
The medieval scholar/writer who belonged to the ¾ Jain Religion
Hemchandra Sur
Battle of Plassey Battle of Kalinga Battle of Haldighati Battle of Tarain-II
1757 A.D.261 B.C.1576 A.D.1192 A.D
Haqaiq-i-Hindi Tahdhibul Akhlaq Kunzal Tijar Jawamiul Hikaya
Abdul Wahid BilgramiIbn MiskhawayhBailaq-al-QabayaskiMuhammad ‘Aufi ‘
Akbar Muhammad Tughluq Iltutmish Sher Shah
Ain-i-Dahsala
Token Currency
Chahalghani nobles
Sadak-i-Azam
During the 13th and 14th centuries AD, the Indian peasants did not cultivate
Maize
During the reign of sultan of Delhi, Hindu gods and goddesses were worshipped in royal palaces of
Nasiruddin Khusro Shah
The correct statement is
It was during the reign of Iltutmish that Chengiz Khan reached the Indus in pursuit of the fugitive Khwarezm prince.
The city of Jaunpur was founded in the memory o
Muhammad-Bin-Tughlu
Jaunpur city was established by
Firuz Shah Tughlu
The place which was known as ‘Shiraz of East’ during the regime of Sharqi rulers
Jaunpur
The last ruler of Jaunpur state wa
Hussain Shah
The ruler of Kashmir who was also known as “Akbar of Kashmir” is
Zain-ul-Abidin
The real name of Zain-ul-Abidin, the ruler of Kashmir was
Shahi Khan
Out of the given rulers namely : Zain-ul-Abidin, Muhammad-Bin-Tughluq, Hussain Shah who abolished Jizya fi rst time
Zain-ul-Abdi
Out of the given rulers namely : Zain-ul-Abidin, Muhammad-Bin-Tughluq, Hussain Shah who abolished Jizya fi rst time
Zain-ul-Abdin
The striking feature of the Jama Masjid in Kashmir completed by Zain-ul-Abidin include
Turret, Similarity withBuddhist pagodas, Persian style
Out of the given scholars namely: Muni Sunder Suri, Natha, Tilla Bhatt, and Muni Jin Vijay Suri who was not in the court of Kumbh
Muni Jin Vijay Suri
Champaka Durgara Kuluta
Chamba (Himachal Pradesh
)Jammu
Kallu (Himachal Pradesh)
Bahmani state was established by
- Alauddin Hasa
The Bahmani Kingdom was founded in the year
1347 A.D.
The fi rst capital of the Bahamani Kingdom wa
Gulbarga
Out of the given rulers namely: Malik Ambar, Hassan Gangu, Muhammad Diwan, and Sikandar Shah who was founder of the Bahamani kingdom in Deccan
Hasan Gangu
Atala devi masjid
Ibrahim shah sharqi
Chhota sona masjid
Wali mahummad
Qadam Rasul
Nusrat Shah
Adinwa masjid
Sikandar shah
Adil shahi
Bijapur
Outb shahi
Golconda
Nizam shahi
Ahmedadnagar
Sharqi shah
Jaunpur
Polygars of South India were
Territorial Administrator and Military Governors
The Muslim ruler who was hailed as the ‘Jagadguru’ by his Muslim subject because of his belief in secularism
Ibrahim Adil Shah
The dynasty of Nizam Shahi of Ahmadnagar came to an end because of
Ahmadnagar was annexed to the Mughal empireand Hussain Shah was consigned to life imprisonment.
Baz Bahadur
Malwa
Qutb Shah
Golconda
Sultan Muzaff ar Shah
Gujarat
Yusuf Adil Shah
Bijapur
Kakatiya
Warangal
Hoysala
Dwarasamudra
Yadava
Devgiri
Pandya
Korkai, then after Madurai
Among dynasty of Eastern Ganga, Hoyasala, Kakatiya, Western Chalukya, the dynasty associated with female king Rudrma Devi is
Kakatiya
Golconda is called at present
Hyderabad
Hoysala monuments are found in
Halebid and Belur
The modern name of Hoysaleshvara’s ancient capital of Dwarasamudra is
Halebid
Out of the given monuments namely: Tomb of Sher Shah, Sasaram; Jama Masjid, Delhi; Gol Gumbad, Bijapur; which is said to be one of the largest in the world
Gol Gumbaz, Bijapur
Gujari Mahal was built by
- Man Sing
Before Akbar, Tansen was patronized by
The king of Bhata (Rewa, M.P.), Ramchandra Sing
The Bhakti movement was started b
- Alwar Saint
Shankara’s philosophy is called as
Non-dualism
The Bhakti culture was reborn in India durin
15th-16th Century A.
The common belief of life of both Buddha and Mirabai was
The world is full of sorrow
Let no man ask a man’s sect or caste’. This statement is of
Ramananda
A common feature of all Bhakti Saints was that they
Composed their verses in the language understood by their followers
With reference to the religious history of medieval India, the Sufi mystics were known to pursue the practices that are
Meditation and control of breath.- Severe ascetic exercises in a lonely place. Recitation of holy songs to arouse a state of ecstasy in their audienc
Vaishnavism in Kamarupa was popularised by
Shankardeva
In Assam and Cooch Behar, Vaishnavism was introduced by
Shankardeva
Ramanujacharya is related to
Vishistadvaita
Famous medieval saint Shakaradeva belonged t
Vaishnava cult
Shuddha Advaitvad” was propounded by
Vallabhacharya
Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya
Champaranya
Advaitavada vishistadvitvada dvaitvada dvaitadvaitvada suddhavait
ShankaracharyaRamanujacharyaMadhavacharyaNimbarkacharya Suddhadvait Vallabhacharya
composition of teachings of saint ‘Kabir’ is-
Bijak