Which of the following kingdom was under the rule of the Sisodia dynasty during the 15th century?
Mewar
The Sisodia dynasty was a Rajput clan that ruled the kingdom of Mewar (capital Chittor, later Udaipur) from the 13th century onwards.
During the 15th century, prominent Sisodia rulers of Mewar included Rana Kumbha (r. 1433–1468), who built the Vijaya Stambha at Chittor, and Rana Sanga (r. 1508–1528) at the very end of the century.
Gujarat (Muzaffarid sultans), Malwa (Khalji and Ghuri sultans) and Bengal (Ilyas Shahi/Hussain Shahi sultans) were ruled by separate dynasties. Hence the correct answer is Mewar — option (3).
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