Regional Indian Kingdoms and the Kakatiyas

Q. What was the basic idea of sulh-i-kul?

1. The idea of surveying areas for cultivation
2. The idea of appointing mansabdars
3. The idea of marrying into Rajput family
4. The idea of tolerance that did not discriminate among people of different religions

Q. Which of these is an example of a regional kingdom?

1. The Mauryan Empire
2. The Kakatiya Dynasty
3. The Delhi Sultanate
4. The Mughal Empire

Q. Who built the Thousand Pillared Temple?

1. Rudradeva
2. Prola II
3. Rudramadevi
4. Ganapati Deva

Q. What present day area was the seat of the power of the Kakatiya Kingdom?

1. Udhampur
2. Pondicherry
3. Warangal
4. Ooty

Q. What time period does the age of the Kakatiyas cover?

1. 900 - 1200
2. 950 - 1250
3. 1000 - 1350
4. 1000 - 1300

Q. What present day area was the seat of the power of the Kakatiya Kingdom?

1. Udhampur
2. Warangal
3. Ooty
4. Pondicherry

Q. The rulers of regional kingdoms sought to establish small kingdoms so that herder-followers could settle down as agriculturalists.

1. True
2. False

Q. Which of these is an example of a regional kingdom?

1. The Mauryan Empire
2. The Kakatiya Dynasty
3. The Delhi Sultanate
4. The Mughal Empire