Medieval History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Medieval History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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131
Which medieval institution governed trade, standards, and training for craftsmen and merchants in European towns and cities?
132
The establishment of the **Khalsa** tradition in Sikhism in 1699 AD was done by which Guru?
133
What title did **Ala-ud-din Khalji** adopt, meaning 'The Second Alexander,' reflecting his ambition for world conquest?
134
In the Mughal administration, what did the term **'Zat'** refer to within the Mansabdari System?
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The first great international art style in Medieval Europe that succeeded Romanesque and featured soaring heights and dramatic light from stained glass windows was:
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Who was the founder of the Lodi Dynasty, the last dynasty of the Delhi Sultanate?
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Which King of Wessex is credited with preventing England from falling entirely to the Danes in the 9th century and establishing a law code?
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The term **'Do-Aspa'** and **'Seh-Aspa'**, meaning 'two horses' and 'three horses' respectively, were military grades introduced by which Mughal Emperor to regulate the number of soldiers and horses a Mansabdar had to maintain?
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Which famous work by the Italian poet Dante Alighieri, completed around 1320 AD, is considered a cornerstone of medieval literature?
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Who was the founder of the Rashtrakutas Empire, a prominent dynasty in the Deccan region of India (c. 8th to 10th century AD)?