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Medieval History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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111
Who was the founder of the Tughlaq Dynasty, which succeeded the Khalji Dynasty in the Delhi Sultanate in 1320 AD?
112
The magnificent **Hagia Sophia** in Constantinople, considered a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, was originally built as a/an:
113
Which prominent Queen of the Deccan region bravely defended the fort of Ahmednagar against the forces of the Mughal Emperor Akbar?
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Which Byzantine Emperor is famous for codifying Roman law into the definitive legal work known as the *Corpus Juris Civilis* (Justinian's Code)?
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The medieval term **'Fyrd'** in Anglo-Saxon England referred to:
116
Who was the ruler of the Mughal Empire when the Deccan Queen **Chand Bibi** defended Ahmednagar against the Mughals?
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The **Dilwara Temples** at Mount Abu are a famous group of intricately carved temples belonging to which religion?
118
Which of the following was a major impact of the **Black Death** on the feudal system in Europe?
119
In the context of the Mughal administration, a **'Jagirdar'** was a person who was granted a *jagir* (a revenue assignment in lieu of a cash salary). What was he *not* allowed to do?
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Which event in 1066 AD led to a profound shift in English governance, culture, and language during the medieval period?