The Tughlaq Dynasty in India was ended in:
A) 1414 AD
B) 1412 AD
C) 1415 AD
D) 1421 AD
Ghiyas-ud-Tughlaq was succeeded by his son Muhammad bin Tughlaq in:
A) 1320 AD
B) 1325 AD
C) 1351 AD
D) 1391 AD
What was the real name of Muhammad bin Tughlaq:
A) Ghazi Malik
B) Ayn al-Mulk
C) Juna Khan
D) Firuz Shah
Sultan of Delhi who has been described as the ” Mixture of opposites ” is:
A) Muhammad bin Qasom
B) Qutub-ud-din Aibak
C) Muhammad bin Tughlaq
D) Nasir-ud-din Hamayun
Which sultan of Delhi issued copper coins instead of silver coins:
A) Balban
B) Alau-ud-din Khiliji
C) Khizar Shah
D) Muhammad bin Tughlaq
Which Sultan of Delhi shifted his capital from Delhi to Daulatabad:
A) Muhammad bin Qasom
B) Qutub-ud-din Aibak
C) Muhammad bin Tughlaq
D) Nasir-ud-din Hamayun
When Muhammad bin Tughlaq shifted the capital from Delhi to Daulatabad:
A) 1325 AD
B) 1326 AD
C) 1327 AD
D) None of these
Daulatabad was the new name of:
A) Gujrat
B) Siri
C) Badan
D) Devagiri
When Muhammad bin Tughlaq moved his capital from Daulatabad to Delhi:
A) 1335 AD
B) 1336 AD
C) 1337 AD
D) 1338 AD
Muhammad bin Tughlaq was expert in:
A) Philosophy
B) Medicines
C) Astronomy
D) All of these
Which Sultan of Delhi introduced Token currency:
A) Sultan Shamsh-ud-din Altamash
B) Alau-ud-din Khiliji
C) Razia Sultan
D) Muhammad bin Tughlaq
