Kit Library / Social Studies / Indian History
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Brilliant but flawed, a ruler of extremes.
Muhammad bin Tughlaq (r. 1325–1351) was a medieval Sultan of Delhi known for his extraordinary intellect and ambitious projects. His reign is a study in contrasts: he implemented bold administrative reforms and military campaigns, yet many failed due to poor execution...
↳ Muhammad bin Tughlaq's reign was marked by visionary but poorly executed schemes.
Expansion and defense, from Deccan to Khorasan.
His military efforts included campaigns in the Deccan, Warangal, Bengal, and a disastrous expedition to Khorasan (Afghanistan). He also faced rebellions across the empire, which he suppressed with varying success. His military ambitions often drained t...
↳ Military overreach was a major cause of the Sultan's troubles.
A reign of constant conflict and expansion.
↳ His military campaigns were ambitious but often overstretched resources.
Muhammad bin Tughlaq's reign was characterized by ambitious military campaigns and administrative reforms that aimed to strengthen the Delhi Sultanate. While his military efforts expanded territories, they also drained r...
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18 questions laddered from warm-up to topper-level, each with an explanation. A taste:
Which of the following was a major military campaign undertaken by Muhammad bin Tughlaq?
IntermediateExpedition to Quarachil (Kangra)
Muhammad bin Tughlaq led an expedition to Quarachil in the Himalayas, which ended in disaster. The other options are associated with other rulers or campaigns.
What was the primary administrative reform introduced by Muhammad bin Tughlaq in the Deccan?
IntermediateTransfer of the capital from Delhi to Devagiri (Daulatabad)
Muhammad bin Tughlaq shifted his capital from Delhi to Devagiri, renaming it Daulatabad, to better control the Deccan. This was a major administrative reform.
Which token currency did Muhammad bin Tughlaq introduce, and what was its main problem?
IntermediateCopper coins; they were not properly regulated and were easily forged
Muhammad bin Tughlaq introduced copper token currency without adequate control, leading to widespread forgery and economic chaos.
What was the outcome of Muhammad bin Tughlaq's 'Doab' tax increase?
IntermediateIt caused a severe famine and rebellion in the Doab region
The heavy tax burden on the Doab (the land between the Ganges and Yamuna) coincided with a famine, leading to suffering and rebellion.
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