Medieval Indian history written in Persian language is identified as Persian historiography. It rallies around to the :
ruling classes
Persian chronicles such as those of Minhaj, Barani, Abul Fazl and Badauni were written by courtiers, mostly under royal patronage.
Their subject is the deeds of sultans and emperors, their nobles, campaigns, administration and court life, so the narrative centres on the ruling classes.
Ordinary people appear only incidentally, while the ulema and sufi orders are treated in separate biographical and malfuzat literature.
Hence, ruling classes.
Important Questions from Literary Sources
Padmavat is a form of
On the walls of Hazara Rama Temple, stories from which of the following are depicted?
Kautilya mentions how many types of slaves?
Numismatics, the study of coins explains about -
(A). Economy of times
(B). Coin denominations
(C). Metals in use
(D). Wood industry
(E). Potraits of the rulers
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Sohgaura copper plate inscription records about:
(A). Mathura
(B). Chanhu
(C). Manawasi junction
(D). Store houses of food grains
(E). Copper hoond
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
