Question
Which Sultanate ruler introduced the silver coin known
as "Tanka" and the copper coin called "JitalSolution
Shams ud-Din Iltutmish, the third ruler of the Mamluk dynasty of Delhi, introduced these coins as part of his monetary reforms. The tanka became the basis for silver currency and jital for copper currency during the Sultanate period.
Which place of Indus civilization is located in India?
Project ELLORA is related to which of the following?
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1. Gold necklace
2. Spindle whorls
3. Copper bracelets
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Identify the ancient Indian site known for its remarkable urban planning and dockyard facilities from the following clues:
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1) Kitab ul hind
2) Tehkik e hind
3) Shahnama
4) Tuzuk e Babri...
Which dynasty did Emperor Harshavardhana belong to?
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(I) Kutki and Sanwa are the varieties of Millets.
(II) The earliest evidence of Millets consumpti...
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