Towns, traders and craftsmen in medieval India - class-VIII
Description: towns, traders and craftsmen in medieval India | |
Number of Questions: 36 | |
Created by: Mira Shah | |
Tags: urban changes during the british period where, when and how places of indian cultural heritage history towns, traders and craftspersons composite culture: the sufi and bhakti movements towns, traders and craftsmen |
Choose the correct option to complete the statement given.
Mathura is an important centre for worship of _____________.
Kabul was a major centre for trade in elephants.
Merchants preferred to travel individually rather than in caravans.
Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti was a ________.
Thanjavur is an example of _________ town.
From the eighth century onwards, the Mandapika were places where villagers __________
As per a 10th-century inscription in Rajasthan, there were taxes on which of the following products?
Which of the following about Kabul is true :
1) Camels carried dried fruits, dates, carpets, silks and even fresh fruits from Kabul to the subcontinent and elsewhere.
2) Slaves were also brought here for sale.
In the medieval India, the traders formed ________ to protect their interests.
Which of the following were product/products of distant places from the towns in the subcontinent from the 8th century onwards?
From the eighth century onwards, the hattas or haats emerged in several small towns which were __________.
In the medieval period, pepper, cinnamon, nutmeg, dried ginger, etc were spices which grew in the __________ climate.
As per the 10th-century Inscription found in Rajasthan, taxes were collected in _________.
Kabul is located in ____________.
As per a 10th-century inscription found in Rajasthan, there were taxes on _________.
The towns on the west coast were home to _________ traders.
The Panchalas or Vishwakarma community, consisting of goldsmiths, bronzesmiths, blacksmiths, masons, and carpenters, played an important role in the construction of __________.
Who built a fortified palaces in or near small towns?
What was the use of wealth by temple authorities?
The place where the villagers brought their produce to sell was known as?
Which of the following was the capital of Chauhan Kings in twelfth century?
Which of the following were the most famous guilds in eighth century?
Temple towns represent a very important pattern of ____________.
Who built temples to demonstrate their devotion to various deities?
Which of the following are the example of temple town?
The market streets were known as ___________.
Which of the following king made Champaner its Capital?
Why European traders attracted to India?
UNESCO has declared Champaner town as World Heritage site.
Which of the following is not famous for temples marked by erotic sculptures?
Who among the following founded the city of Ahmedabad?
Who had got the Konark Sun Temple constructed?
The city of Ajmer was founded by ________.
A temple for 'Patini devi' was constructed by
Sri Perumbudur, a temple town in south is the birthplace of ____________.
The Craftsmen of Bidar were famed for their inlay work in _________ and _________.