Which feature distinguishes the Major Rock Edicts of Ashoka from Minor Rock Edicts?
A
Use of Prakrit language only
B
Focus on personal religious beliefs
C
Exclusive use of Brahmi script
D
Wider administrative and moral directives
Question 2Single Answer
Who deciphered the Brahmi script that enabled understanding of Ashokan inscriptions?
A
James Prinsep
B
Alexander Cunningham
C
John Marshall
D
Mortimer Wheeler
Question 3Single Answer
Which inscription provides details of the achievements of Kharavela?
A
Hathigumpha inscription
B
Allahabad Pillar inscription
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Nasik inscription
Question 4Single Answer
The language of most Ashokan inscriptions is best described as?
A
Prakrit in Brahmi script
B
Classical Sanskrit
C
Pali in Kharosthi script
D
Tamil-Brahmi exclusively
Question 5Single Answer
Which Ashokan edict emphasizes religious tolerance and harmony?
A
Major Rock Edict I
B
Major Rock Edict III
C
Major Rock Edict XII
D
Pillar Edict IV
Question 6Single Answer
Which script was primarily used in northwestern Ashokan inscriptions?
A
Brahmi
B
Grantha
C
Nagari
D
Kharosthi
Question 7Single Answer
Which inscription records the repair of Sudarshana Lake?
A
Hathigumpha inscription
B
Junagadh inscription of Rudradaman
C
Allahabad inscription
D
Sanchi inscription
Question 8Single Answer
Which inscription is associated with Samudragupta’s conquests?
A
Allahabad Pillar inscription
B
Mehrauli inscription
C
Nasik inscription
D
Girnar inscription
Question 9Single Answer
Which dynasty used Sanskrit extensively in inscriptions?
A
Mauryas
B
Guptas
C
Satavahanas
D
Kushanas
Question 10Single Answer
Which Ashokan inscription mentions the policy of Dhamma Mahamatras?
A
Pillar Edict VI
B
Major Rock Edict II
C
Minor Rock Edict I
D
Major Rock Edict V
Question 11Single Answer
Which inscription provides earliest reference to land grants?
A
Gupta inscriptions
B
Ashokan edicts
C
Satavahana inscriptions
D
Pallava inscriptions
Question 12Single Answer
Which inscription mentions the conquest of Kalinga?
A
Rock Edict IX
B
Pillar Edict VII
C
Minor Rock Edict II
D
Major Rock Edict XIII
Question 13Single Answer
Which inscription is considered earliest example of classical Sanskrit prose?
A
Hathigumpha inscription
B
Junagadh inscription
C
Allahabad inscription
D
Sanchi inscription
Question 14Single Answer
Which inscription reflects Mauryan administrative structure?
A
Nasik inscription
B
Ashokan edicts
C
Mehrauli inscription
D
Hathigumpha inscription
Question 15Single Answer
Which inscription is engraved on iron pillar in Delhi?
A
Allahabad inscription
B
Mehrauli inscription
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Nasik inscription
Question 16Single Answer
Which inscription provides evidence of Satavahana donations?
A
Nasik inscription
B
Allahabad inscription
C
Girnar inscription
D
Mehrauli inscription
Question 17Single Answer
Which Ashokan inscription is bilingual (Greek and Aramaic)?
A
Kandahar inscription
B
Sanchi inscription
C
Girnar inscription
D
Dhauli inscription
Question 18Single Answer
Which inscription mentions Ashoka as Devanampriya?
A
Ashokan edicts
B
Hathigumpha inscription
C
Allahabad inscription
D
Junagadh inscription
Question 19Single Answer
Which inscription reflects Gupta imperial ideology?
A
Nasik inscription
B
Allahabad Pillar inscription
C
Hathigumpha inscription
D
Sanchi inscription
Question 20Single Answer
Which inscription provides earliest evidence of Prakrit poetry?
A
Nasik inscription
B
Ashokan edicts
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Hathigumpha inscription
Question 21Single Answer
Which Ashokan edict provides detailed description of administrative officers called Rajukas?
A
Major Rock Edict III
B
Major Rock Edict VI
C
Major Rock Edict V
D
Major Rock Edict IV
Question 22Single Answer
Which inscription is crucial for understanding the political history of the Gupta Empire?
A
Hathigumpha inscription
B
Nasik inscription
C
Allahabad Pillar inscription
D
Sanchi inscription
Question 23Single Answer
Which ruler’s inscription highlights extensive military campaigns across India?
A
Kharavela
B
Samudragupta
C
Ashoka
D
Rudradaman I
Question 24Single Answer
Which inscription is earliest evidence of Sanskrit replacing Prakrit in royal inscriptions?
A
Ashokan edicts
B
Hathigumpha inscription
C
Nasik inscription
D
Junagadh inscription of Rudradaman
Question 25Single Answer
Which Ashokan edict explicitly condemns animal sacrifice?
A
Major Rock Edict VII
B
Major Rock Edict II
C
Major Rock Edict I
D
Pillar Edict IV
Question 26Single Answer
Which inscription records donations to Buddhist monasteries by Satavahana rulers?
A
Allahabad inscription
B
Nasik inscription
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Mehrauli inscription
Question 27Single Answer
Which script was used in most southern Ashokan inscriptions?
A
Brahmi
B
Kharosthi
C
Nagari
D
Persian script
Question 28Single Answer
Which inscription indicates the spread of Dhamma beyond India?
A
Minor Rock Edicts
B
Kandahar inscription
C
Nasik inscription
D
Hathigumpha inscription
Question 29Single Answer
Which inscription reflects Mauryan concern for public welfare measures?
A
Hathigumpha inscription
B
Major Rock Edict II
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Nasik inscription
Question 30Single Answer
Which inscription demonstrates early use of Prashasti (eulogy) style?
A
Ashokan edicts
B
Allahabad Pillar inscription
C
Hathigumpha inscription
D
Nasik inscription
Question 31Single Answer
Which inscription records irrigation works undertaken by rulers?
A
Mehrauli inscription
B
Nasik inscription
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Sanchi inscription
Question 32Single Answer
Which Ashokan edict deals with moral duties of subjects?
A
Pillar Edict II
B
Major Rock Edict IX
C
Major Rock Edict XI
D
Major Rock Edict III
Question 33Single Answer
Which inscription mentions conquest of southern kingdoms by Gupta rulers?
A
Hathigumpha inscription
B
Allahabad Pillar inscription
C
Nasik inscription
D
Junagadh inscription
Question 34Single Answer
Which Ashokan edict focuses on proper behavior towards slaves and servants?
A
Major Rock Edict VII
B
Major Rock Edict V
C
Major Rock Edict XII
D
Pillar Edict VI
Question 35Single Answer
Which inscription reflects earliest use of political propaganda?
A
Ashokan edicts
B
Nasik inscription
C
Junagadh inscription
D
Hathigumpha inscription
Question 36Single Answer
Which inscription provides evidence of Mauryan foreign policy?
A
Nasik inscription
B
Minor Rock Edict I
C
Pillar Edict VII
D
Major Rock Edict XIII
Question 37Single Answer
Which inscription provides details of Gupta administrative divisions?
A
Mehrauli inscription
B
Nasik inscription
C
Allahabad Pillar inscription
D
Hathigumpha inscription
Question 38Single Answer
Which inscription is written in early Prakrit but shows poetic elements?
A
Junagadh inscription
B
Ashokan edicts
C
Nasik inscription
D
Hathigumpha inscription
Question 39Single Answer
Which Ashokan edict mentions medical facilities for humans and animals?
A
Major Rock Edict II
B
Major Rock Edict I
C
Major Rock Edict IV
D
Pillar Edict III
Question 40Single Answer
Which inscription provides earliest reference to imperial expansion ideology?
A
Ashokan edicts
B
Nasik inscription
C
Hathigumpha inscription
D
Allahabad Pillar inscription
Question 41Single Answer
Which coins provide evidence of Indo-Greek rulers?
A
Punch-marked coins
B
Gold coins
C
Bilingual coins
D
Copper coins
Question 42Single Answer
Which feature of Kushana coins indicates cultural syncretism?
A
Depiction of multiple deities
B
Pure gold composition
C
Uniform inscriptions
D
Absence of imagery
Question 43Single Answer
Which dynasty issued coins with images of rulers performing rituals?
A
Mauryas
B
Kushanas
C
Satavahanas
D
Guptas
Question 44Single Answer
Which coins indicate strong trade relations with Roman Empire?
A
Gupta coins
B
Mauryan coins
C
Roman coins found in India
D
Satavahana coins
Question 45Single Answer
Which metal dominance indicates inflation or economic decline?
A
Gold
B
Silver
C
Platinum
D
Copper debasement
Question 46Single Answer
Which coins help reconstruct chronology of Indo-Greek rulers?
A
Inscribed coins
B
Punch-marked coins
C
Cast coins
D
Plain coins
Question 47Single Answer
Which Gupta ruler issued largest variety of gold coins?
A
Samudragupta
B
Chandragupta I
C
Chandragupta II
D
Skandagupta
Question 48Single Answer
Which coins indicate maritime trade routes?
A
Coastal hoards
B
Inland coins
C
Punch-marked coins
D
Temple coins
Question 49Single Answer
Which feature of coins indicates sovereignty?
A
Inscription of ruler’s name
B
Weight
C
Metal content
D
Shape
Question 50Single Answer
Which coins are earliest evidence of monetary economy in India?
A
Punch-marked coins
B
Kushana coins
C
Gupta coins
D
Satavahana coins
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Concerned Subject (History)
Question 51Single Answer
Which feature of coins helps historians determine political sovereignty most accurately?
A
Weight standard alone
B
Metal composition only
C
Shape of coin
D
Legends and royal titles
Question 52Single Answer
Which Indo-Greek ruler’s coins are important for establishing chronology using bilingual legends?
A
Menander
B
Demetrius
C
Apollodotus
D
Antialcidas
Question 53Single Answer
Which type of coinage system indicates transition from barter to monetary economy?
A
Cast coins
B
Die-struck coins
C
Punch-marked coins
D
Token coins
Question 54Single Answer
Which dynasty’s coins show extensive use of Roman weight standards?
A
Mauryas
B
Kushanas
C
Guptas
D
Satavahanas
Question 55Single Answer
Which feature of Samudragupta’s coins reflects his military achievements?
A
Agricultural motifs
B
Religious symbols only
C
Archer and battle scenes
D
Absence of inscriptions
Question 56Single Answer
Which coins provide evidence of trade guilds and urban economy?
A
Guild-issued coins
B
Plain copper coins
C
Temple tokens
D
Foreign coins
Question 57Single Answer
Which factor primarily indicates debasement in coinage?
A
Increase in size
B
Increase in inscriptions
C
Reduction in precious metal content
D
Change in shape
Question 58Single Answer
Which dynasty’s coins display a mixture of Indian and foreign artistic styles?
A
Kushanas
B
Guptas
C
Mauryas
D
Pallavas
Question 59Single Answer
Which numismatic evidence indicates existence of maritime trade routes?
A
Inland hoards
B
Coastal hoards with foreign coins
C
Temple inscriptions
D
Agricultural tools
Question 60Single Answer
Which Gupta ruler issued coins depicting the Ashvamedha sacrifice?
A
Samudragupta
B
Chandragupta I
C
Chandragupta II
D
Skandagupta
Question 61Single Answer
Which coin feature is most useful for identifying religious affiliations of rulers?
A
Metal composition
B
Diameter
C
Weight
D
Iconography and symbols
Question 62Single Answer
Which dynasty used lead coins extensively in Deccan region?
A
Mauryas
B
Guptas
C
Satavahanas
D
Kushanas
Question 63Single Answer
Which coins help reconstruct trade relations with Central Asia?
A
Indo-Greek coins
B
Punch-marked coins
C
Gupta coins
D
Satavahana coins
Question 64Single Answer
Which numismatic evidence indicates economic prosperity during Gupta period?
A
Copper coin dominance
B
Absence of coinage
C
Gold coin abundance
D
Foreign coin imports only
Question 65Single Answer
Which coin system reflects decentralization of power?
A
Uniform imperial coinage
B
Absence of inscriptions
C
Gold coin monopoly
D
Regional coin variations
Question 66Single Answer
Which coin feature helps determine chronology when inscriptions are absent?
A
Weight
B
Design evolution
C
Shape
D
Thickness
Question 67Single Answer
Which dynasty’s coins reflect strong Hellenistic influence?
A
Mauryas
B
Indo-Greeks
C
Guptas
D
Cholas
Question 68Single Answer
Which coin type indicates temple economy?
A
Temple tokens
B
Guild coins
C
Roman coins
D
Punch-marked coins
Question 69Single Answer
Which coin feature reflects administrative authority?
A
Size
B
Shape
C
Official mint marks
D
Thickness
Question 70Single Answer
Which coins provide evidence of Roman trade in South India?
A
Gupta coins
B
Roman gold coins
C
Satavahana coins
D
Kushana coins
Question 71Single Answer
Which coin characteristic indicates economic decline in later Gupta period?
A
Increase in gold purity
B
Larger coin size
C
Debasement of gold coins
D
Increased inscriptions
Question 72Single Answer
Which coins help identify political boundaries?
A
Plain coins
B
Temple tokens
C
Inscribed coins
D
Foreign coins
Question 73Single Answer
Which dynasty’s coins show images of rulers with musical instruments?
A
Guptas
B
Mauryas
C
Satavahanas
D
Kushanas
Question 74Single Answer
Which numismatic feature reflects trade standardization?
A
Irregular shapes
B
Mixed metals
C
Absence of inscriptions
D
Standard weight system
Question 75Single Answer
Which coins indicate economic integration across regions?
A
Regional coins
B
Temple tokens
C
Uniform imperial coinage
D
Foreign imports only
Question 76Single Answer
Which ruler is regarded as the founder of the Slave Dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate?
A
Razia Sultan
B
Iltutmish
C
Balban
D
Qutub-ud-din Aibak
Question 77Single Answer
Which monument was constructed by Qutub-ud-din Aibak in Delhi?
A
Alai Darwaza
B
Quwat-ul-Islam Mosque
C
Tughlaqabad Fort
D
Hauz Khas
Question 78Single Answer
Which monument’s construction was started by Qutub-ud-din Aibak?
A
Qutub Minar
B
Red Fort
C
Jama Masjid
D
Humayun Tomb
Question 79Single Answer
Which title was given to Qutub-ud-din Aibak due to his generosity?
A
Lakh Baksh
B
Sultan-e-Azam
C
Zil-i-Ilahi
D
Amir-ul-Mulk
Question 80Single Answer
Under whom did Qutub-ud-din Aibak initially serve as a general?
A
Mahmud of Ghazni
B
Alauddin Khalji
C
Babur
D
Muhammad Ghori
Question 81Single Answer
Which event allowed Aibak to establish independent rule in India?
A
Battle of Tarain
B
Death of Muhammad Ghori
C
Mongol invasion
D
Fall of Rajputs
Question 82Single Answer
Which feature best defines Aibak’s reign?
A
Long administrative reforms
B
Nomadic expansion
C
Tribal governance
D
Short but foundational rule
Question 83Single Answer
Which feature reflects Aibak’s contribution to Indian history?
A
Religious reforms
B
Tribal governance
C
Establishment of Turkish rule in India
D
Nomadic expansion
Question 84Single Answer
Which architectural style began under Aibak’s rule?
A
Indo-Islamic style
B
Dravidian style
C
Nagara style
D
Vesara style
Question 85Single Answer
Which material was reused in Quwat-ul-Islam Mosque construction?
A
Temple remains
B
Wood
C
Marble
D
Granite
Question 86Single Answer
Who is considered the real consolidator of the Delhi Sultanate?
A
Iltutmish
B
Aibak
C
Balban
D
Alauddin Khalji
Question 87Single Answer
Which system of administration was introduced by Iltutmish?
A
Jagirdari system
B
Iqta system
C
Ryotwari system
D
Mahalwari system
Question 88Single Answer
What was the main function of the Iqta system?
A
Land ownership
B
Revenue assignment
C
Military training
D
Religious administration
Question 89Single Answer
What was the Chahalgani?
A
Army division
B
Religious council
C
Tax system
D
Group of 40 nobles
Question 90Single Answer
Which coin was introduced by Iltutmish?
A
Tanka
B
Dinar
C
Rupee
D
Mohur
Question 91Single Answer
Which metal was used for Tanka?
A
Silver
B
Gold
C
Copper
D
Iron
Question 92Single Answer
Which coin was used along with Tanka?
A
Jital
B
Paisa
C
Mohur
D
Dinar
Question 93Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s administrative success?
A
Weak governance
B
Centralized authority
C
Tribal system
D
Nomadic rule
Question 94Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s legitimacy?
A
Tribal support
B
Recognition by Abbasid Caliph
C
Nomadic alliance
D
Military conquest only
Question 95Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s contribution to Delhi Sultanate?
A
Decline
B
Nomadic system
C
Tribal rule
D
Stability and consolidation
Question 96Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s administrative innovation?
A
Decentralization
B
Organized bureaucracy
C
Tribal governance
D
Nomadic rule
Question 97Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s control over provinces?
A
Tribal autonomy
B
Iqtadars
C
Nomadic chiefs
D
Village heads
Question 98Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s economic reform?
A
Standardized coinage
B
Barter system
C
Tribal trade
D
Nomadic exchange
Question 99Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s military policy?
A
Weak defense
B
Nomadic troops
C
Tribal militias
D
Strengthening central army
Question 100Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s political foresight?
A
Ignoring nobles
B
Organizing Chahalgani
C
Tribal alliances
D
Nomadic expansion
Question 101Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s governance?
A
Weak control
B
Structured administration
C
Tribal rule
D
Nomadic system
Question 102Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s economic base?
A
Tribal barter
B
Land revenue
C
Nomadic trade
D
Foreign aid
Question 103Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s political stability?
A
Fragmentation
B
Nomadic rule
C
Tribal divisions
D
Consolidation
Question 104Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s legacy?
A
Strong foundation of Sultanate
B
Decline
C
Tribal governance
D
Nomadic rule
Question 105Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s administration of justice?
A
Arbitrary rule
B
Organized judicial system
C
Tribal justice
D
Nomadic system
Question 106Single Answer
Which ruler introduced the Blood and Iron policy?
A
Balban
B
Iltutmish
C
Aibak
D
Razia Sultan
Question 107Single Answer
What was the main objective of Balban’s Blood and Iron policy?
A
Strong law and order
B
Religious reform
C
Economic reform
D
Tribal governance
Question 108Single Answer
Which theory of kingship was introduced by Balban?
A
Divine right
B
Dharma
C
Zil-i-Ilahi
D
Karma
Question 109Single Answer
What does Zil-i-Ilahi mean?
A
Human ruler
B
Shadow of God
C
Military chief
D
Tribal leader
Question 110Single Answer
Which group was destroyed by Balban?
A
Army
B
Merchants
C
Chahalgani
D
Peasants
Question 111Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s governance?
A
Autocratic
B
Democratic
C
Tribal
D
Nomadic
Question 112Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s military policy?
A
Weak defense
B
Tribal militias
C
Strong frontier defense
D
Nomadic forces
Question 113Single Answer
Which threat did Balban successfully resist?
A
Portuguese
B
Mongols
C
British
D
Afghans
Question 114Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s court culture?
A
Informal
B
Nomadic tradition
C
Tribal custom
D
Strict ceremonial etiquette
Question 115Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s justice system?
A
Lenient
B
Harsh punishments
C
Tribal justice
D
Nomadic system
Question 116Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s approach to kingship?
A
Divine kingship with absolute authority
B
Democratic participation
C
Tribal leadership
D
Nomadic governance
Question 117Single Answer
Which ceremonial practice was emphasized by Balban to enhance royal prestige?
A
Open court system
B
Village assemblies
C
Tribal customs
D
Sijda and Paibos
Question 118Single Answer
What was the main objective behind Balban’s destruction of the Chahalgani?
A
Economic reform
B
Religious reform
C
Centralization of power
D
Tribal integration
Question 119Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s frontier policy?
A
Strong defense against Mongols
B
Isolation
C
Tribal alliances
D
Nomadic expansion
Question 120Single Answer
Which administrative measure strengthened Balban’s control over nobles?
A
Granting autonomy
B
Tribal agreements
C
Surveillance and strict discipline
D
Nomadic policies
Question 121Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s justice system?
A
Leniency
B
Harsh and impartial punishment
C
Tribal justice
D
Nomadic system
Question 122Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s internal security policy?
A
Weak policing
B
Strong intelligence network
C
Tribal scouts
D
Nomadic patrols
Question 123Single Answer
Which region required special attention due to Mongol threat during Balban’s reign?
A
Deccan
B
South India
C
Bengal
D
North-West frontier
Question 124Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s administrative reforms?
A
Strengthening monarchy
B
Decentralization
C
Tribal governance
D
Nomadic rule
Question 125Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s political ideology?
A
Absolute monarchy
B
Liberal rule
C
Tribal democracy
D
Nomadic governance
Question 126Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s treatment of rebellions?
A
Negotiation
B
Tribal compromise
C
Brutal suppression
D
Nomadic retreat
Question 127Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s concept of kingship?
A
Equality with nobles
B
Tribal leadership
C
Superiority over all subjects
D
Nomadic rule
Question 128Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s court discipline?
A
Informality
B
Nomadic traditions
C
Tribal customs
D
Strict etiquette
Question 129Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s role in stabilizing the Sultanate?
A
Consolidation
B
Expansion
C
Tribal alliances
D
Nomadic expansion
Question 130Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s governance style?
A
Democratic
B
Tribal
C
Authoritarian
D
Nomadic
Question 131Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s economic policy?
A
Free trade
B
Nomadic trade
C
Tribal barter
D
Controlled administration
Question 132Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s administrative legacy?
A
Weak governance
B
Nomadic rule
C
Tribal system
D
Strong monarchy
Question 133Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s contribution to Delhi Sultanate?
A
Expansion
B
Tribal integration
C
Internal consolidation
D
Nomadic expansion
Question 134Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s military strategy?
A
Passive defense
B
Nomadic warfare
C
Tribal alliances
D
Active frontier defense
Question 135Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s political success?
A
Stability
B
Fragmentation
C
Tribal divisions
D
Nomadic rule
Question 136Single Answer
Which feature reflects transition from Aibak to Balban?
A
Decline
B
Increasing centralization
C
Tribal governance
D
Nomadic system
Question 137Single Answer
Which feature reflects evolution of Delhi Sultanate administration?
A
Structured governance
B
Tribal rule
C
Nomadic system
D
Military dictatorship
Question 138Single Answer
Which feature reflects role of Turkish nobility?
A
Political dominance initially
B
Weak influence
C
Tribal rule
D
Nomadic system
Question 139Single Answer
Which feature reflects Iltutmish’s handling of nobles?
A
Ignoring them
B
Tribal agreements
C
Organizing and controlling them
D
Nomadic policies
Question 140Single Answer
Which feature reflects Balban’s reaction to noble power?
A
Suppression
B
Encouragement
C
Tribal alliances
D
Nomadic support
Question 141Single Answer
Which feature reflects evolution of coinage in Sultanate?
A
Standard currency
B
Barter
C
Tribal exchange
D
Nomadic trade
Question 142Single Answer
Which feature reflects importance of Iqta system?
A
Tribal governance
B
Nomadic system
C
Administrative control
D
Religious control
Question 143Single Answer
Which feature reflects Sultanate’s military system?
A
Weak army
B
Tribal militias
C
Organized military
D
Nomadic forces
Question 144Single Answer
Which feature reflects administrative hierarchy?
A
Structured bureaucracy
B
Absence of officials
C
Tribal leaders
D
Nomadic chiefs
Question 145Single Answer
Which feature reflects Sultanate governance model?
A
Tribal
B
Nomadic
C
Centralized monarchy
D
Democratic
Question 146Single Answer
Which feature reflects importance of Delhi as capital?
A
Tribal center
B
Religious center only
C
Nomadic base
D
Political hub
Question 147Single Answer
Which feature reflects Sultanate’s legitimacy?
A
Tribal approval
B
Military force only
C
Nomadic support
D
Islamic authority
Question 148Single Answer
Which feature reflects Sultanate’s revenue system?
A
Tribal barter
B
Foreign aid
C
Nomadic trade
D
Land revenue
Question 149Single Answer
Which feature reflects Sultanate’s governance success?
A
Stability
B
Fragmentation
C
Tribal divisions
D
Nomadic rule
Question 150Single Answer
Which feature reflects Sultanate’s military challenges?
