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Medieval history
- The Mughal school of painting formed the spinal column of different schools of Indian miniature art. Which one of the following painting styles was not affected by MUGHAL painting?
- Pahari
- Rajasthani
- Kangra
- Kalighata
ANSWER Kalighata
2. Who among the following were famous jurists of medieval India?
- Vijnanesvara
- Hemadri
- Rajashekhara
- Jimutavahana
Select the correct answer using the code given below
- 123
- 234
- 124
- 1 and 4
ANSWER 124
3. Ashtapradhan was a council of ministers
- In the Gupta administration
- In the Chola administration
- In the Vijayanagar administration
- In the Maratha administration
ANSWER In the Maratha administration
4. The term Apabhramsa was used in medieval Sanskrit texts to denote
- Outcastes among the Rajputs
- Deviations from Vedic rituals
- Early forms of some of the modern Indian language
- Non-Sanskrit verse metres
ANSWER Early forms of some of the modern Indian language
5 Nastaliq was
- A Persian script used in medieval India
- A raga composed by Tansen
- A cess Levied by the Mughal ruler
- A manual of code of conduct for the ulemas
Answer A Persian script used in medieval India
6. the Sufi saint who maintained that devotional music was one way of coming close to god was
- Muin-ud-din chisti
- Baba farid
- Saiyid muhammed gesudaraz
- Shah alam bukhari
ANSWER Muin-ud-din chisti
7. Mughal painting reached its zenith under
- Humayun
- Akbar
- Jahangir
- Shahjahan
ANSWER JAHANGIR
8. in medieval India, the Manasabdari system was introduced for
- Making recruitment of army
- Facilitating revenue collection
- Ensuring religious harmony
- Effecting clean administration
ANSWER Effecting clean administration
9. Prem Vatika poems on the life of Krishna were composed by
- Bihari
- Surdas
- Raskhan
- Kabir
ANSWER RAKSHAN
10. After consolidating his power Balban assumed the grand title of
- Tute-hind
- Kaisr-I-Hind
- Zil-I-ILLahi
- Din-I-IIhai
ANSWER Zil-I-ILLahi