delhi sultanate mcq set 8 Questions and Answers Detailed Explanation

Answer: (a)

Answer: (c)

Answer: (c)

Bahlol’s theory was “ Kingship is Kingship” because of Behlol respected Afghan tribal sentiments. The Lodis were Afghans and the character of their kingship strongly reflected the tribal set-up of the frontier people.

For instance, the army of the sultanate changed from a king’s army to a sort of locally recruited tribal units. It was not centrally recruited, maintained or even administered, and hence lacked uniformity. The privilege of using elephants, which was earlier reserved for sultans came to be commonly practised by nobles, who kept and fought on elephants.

It was also during this period that the hub of power began to gradually drift towards Agra; from where it was found that regions of both Doab and Marwar could be better administered.

Answer: (d)

The land which directly yielded revenue to the Sultan was known as Khalisa.

Answer: (a)

Answer: (c)

Iltutmish (1210 – 1236) was the real founder of the Delhi Sultanate. He was born in a noble family of the Ilbari tribe of Turkistan. Iltutmish wasthe son-inlaw ofAibak. He rendered greatservice to the Islamic empire in India. He secured a letter ofinvestiture from the Caliph of Baghdad in 1229 which bestowed him the title of Sultan of Hindustan.