History Of Medieval India Set 2

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This set of History of Medieval India Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on History Of Medieval India Set 2

Q1 | The Chalukya Dynasties were in power of Indian medieval history from the reign of600 to 1200 AD in the state of…………..
  • thanjavur
  • deccan
  • badami
  • kalyani
Answer: deccan
Q2 | Western Chalukyas ruled from……………..
  • badami
  • thanjavur
  • kalyani
  • vengi
Answer: badami
Q3 | The Chalukyas who ruled from ………… capital city were referred as Later WesternChalukyas.
  • kanchi
  • badami
  • thanjavur
  • kalyani
Answer: kalyani
Q4 | The Chalukyas ruled their kingdom from the ………….capital city were known asthe Eastern Chalukyas.
  • badami
  • vengi
  • thanjavur
  • kalyani
Answer: vengi
Q5 | Founder of the Western or Early Chalukya Dynasty was …………
  • pulakesin i
  • vijayalaya
  • shashanka
  • dharmapala
Answer: pulakesin i
Q6 | …………. was in power from 609 AD to 642 AD of Early Chalukya Dynasty.
  • simha vishnu
  • vijayalaya
  • rajaraja chola i
  • pulakesin ii
Answer: pulakesin ii
Q7 | The Western Chalukya Dynasty’s capital of …………. was destroyed by thePallavas in the 7th century.
  • thanjavur
  • badami
  • vengi
  • madurai
Answer: badami
Q8 | The Eastern Chalukya dynasties were in power from the capital city of………….and the dynasty was lasted from 624 AD to 11th century.
  • vengi
  • badami
  • thanjavur
  • peshawar
Answer: vengi
Q9 | Western Chalukyas reestablished the dynasty in the Deccan and created a newcapital at ……………...
  • thanjavur
  • badami
  • kalyani
  • thaneswar
Answer: kalyani
Q10 | ………….. were a powerful Dynasty of Andhra Pradesh in Indian medieval history inthe end of 500 AD.
  • pandyas
  • cholas
  • pallavas
  • chalukyas
Answer: pallavas
Q11 | The founder of pallava Dynasty was …………..
  • rajaraja chola i
  • vijayalaya
  • simha vishnu
  • pulekisin ii
Answer: simha vishnu
Q12 | ……………… dynasty ruled India from 1414 AD to 1451 AD.
  • sayyid
  • slave
  • khalji
  • tughluq
Answer: sayyid
Q13 | …………….dynasty ruled India from 1451 AD to 1526 AD.
  • lodi
  • slave
  • khalji
  • sayyid
Answer: lodi
Q14 | ……………, the founder of the Mughal Empire in India, was the descendant ofChangez Khan.
  • babur
  • vijayalaya
  • shah jahan
  • humayun
Answer: babur
Q15 | Babar came to India and defeated Ibrahim Lodi in ………….. at the First Battle ofPanipat.
  • 1326
  • 1426
  • 1520
  • 1526
Answer: 1526
Q16 | There was a brief interruption to Mughal rule when Babur's son Humayun was oustedfrom Delhi, by …………., an Afghan chieftain.
  • sher shah
  • shah jahan
  • ibrahim lodi
  • pulakesin i
Answer: sher shah
Q17 | It was Babur's grandson …………… who consolidated political power and extendedhis empire over practically the whole of north India and parts of the south.
  • ibrahim lodi
  • shivaji
  • shah jahan
  • akbar
Answer: akbar
Q18 | ………….succeeded Akbar was a pleasure loving man of refined taste.
  • aurangazeeb
  • shah jahan
  • ibrahim lodi
  • jahangir
Answer: jahangir
Q19 | …………. fame rests on the majestic buildings he has left behind - the Taj Mahal,the Red Fort and the Jama Masjid.
  • shah jahan's
  • babur
  • changez khan
  • humayun
Answer: shah jahan's
Q20 | ……………… was the last Great Mughal ruler.
  • aurangzeb
  • babur
  • shivaji
  • shah jahan
Answer: aurangzeb
Q21 | The Marathas were initially in the service of Bijapur sultans in the western Deccanwhich was under siege by the …………. Empire.
  • mughal
  • mauryan
  • gupta
  • british
Answer: mughal
Q22 | The founder of Maratha dominance, ………… is known as the "father of the Marathanation’.
  • shivaji
  • babur
  • ibrahim lodi
  • pulakesin i
Answer: shivaji
Q23 | The people of his nation called …………. as Chhatrapati (means who provideshelter).
  • shivaji
  • shah jahan
  • ibrahim lodi
  • pulakesin i
Answer: shivaji
Q24 | The deliverance of the .............. teachings is known as “turning the wheel ofdharma”.
  • hindu
  • jain
  • buddhist
  • parsi
Answer: buddhist
Q25 | The concept of the Chakravartin probably arose from the ............ ideal of the “mahapurusha” or “great man”.
  • vaishnavite
  • bureaucracy
  • dutaka
  • ‘senapati’
Answer: vaishnavite
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