Which of the following architectural techniques was introduced to India during the Sultanate period?
Arch and dome construction technique
Before the Delhi Sultanate, Indian architecture largely relied on the trabeate style, using pillars, beams, and lintels to support flat roofs.
The Sultanate rulers introduced the arcuate style of construction, using true arches and domes built with wedge-shaped stones and voussoirs, allowing larger spans and open interior spaces.
This technique, along with the use of mortar as cementing material, marked a major shift in Indian building methods and was extensively used in mosques, tombs, and forts of the period.
Hence, the arch and dome construction technique was introduced to India during the Sultanate period.
________ organised his trusted nobles into a group of forty known as Turkan-i-Chahalgani.
Who was the first and last woman ruler of Delhi Sultanate?
Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq was the governor of ______ during the reign of Ala-ud-din Khilji.
Who among the following was a slave of Muhammad Ghori? He became the ruler after the death of his master and founded the Slave Dynasty.
In which of the following forts was Razia Sultan imprisoned by Malik Ikhtiyar-ud-din Altunia?