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13211
Who built the city of 'Tughlaqabad'?
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Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq founded the fortified city of Tughlaqabad in Delhi.
13212
The battle of Chandawar (1194) was fought between Muhammad Ghori and:
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Muhammad Ghori defeated Jaichand, the ruler of Kannauj, in the Battle of Chandawar in 1194.
13213
Who was the first Sultan to pay his soldiers in cash?
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To maintain a large standing army, Alauddin Khilji abolished the Iqta system for soldiers and started paying them in cash.
13214
Which Sultan broke the idols of the Jwalamukhi Temple at Nagarkot?
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Firoz Shah Tughlaq sacked the temple of Jwalamukhi in Nagarkot (Kangra) during his campaign.
13215
The 'Iqta' system was institutionalized by:
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Iltutmish organized the Iqta system, where land revenue rights (Iqtas) were assigned to officials (Iqtadars) in lieu of salary.
13216
Who wrote 'Tarikh-i-Firoz Shahi'?
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Ziauddin Barani wrote 'Tarikh-i-Firoz Shahi', a historical account of the Sultanate from Balban to Firoz Shah Tughlaq.
13217
Which Sultan took the title of 'Zill-e-Illahi' (Shadow of God)?
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Balban adopted this title to emphasize the divine right of kingship and elevate the prestige of the monarch.
13218
The official language of the Delhi Sultanate was:
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Persian was the official court language and the language of administration during the Delhi Sultanate.
13219
Who was the only Sultan to have been killed in battle?
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Ibrahim Lodi was the first and only Sultan of Delhi to die on the battlefield (First Battle of Panipat).
13220
The 'Silver Tanka' and 'Copper Jital' coins were introduced by:
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Iltutmish introduced the standard coinage system of the Sultanate, comprising the silver Tanka and copper Jital.
