वह कौन सेनानायक था‚ जिसे बीजापुर के सुलतान ने 1659 ई. में शिवाजी को दबाने के लिए भेजा था?
Who was the military commander sent by the Sultan of Bijapur in 1659 CE to crush Shivaji?
Comprehensive collection of questions from Indian History asked in recent state service examinations. Each question is verified with official answer keys and step-by-step bilingual solutions.
Who was the military commander sent by the Sultan of Bijapur in 1659 CE to crush Shivaji?
Who was the last Guru of the Sikhs?
How many years ago was the 'Khalsa Panth' founded?
The original name of Banda Bahadur was–
Where was the capital of Shivaji located?
In which city was Shivaji held captive when he escaped from Mughal custody?
Consider the map given below: The shaded area in the figure represents the kingdom of–
Which of the following Sikh Gurus founded the Khalsa Panth?
Due to whose samadhi (memorial shrine) is the Nanded Gurdwara held sacred by the Sikhs?
By which Sikh Guru was the transformation of Sikhs into the 'Khalsa' carried out?
Whom did Guru Nanak appoint as his successor?
Which Sikh Guru's martyrdom was caused by Aurangzeb?
Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?
Before his death in 1539 CE, whom did Baba Guru Nanak choose as his successor?
Which Sikh Guru was born in Patna?
The greatness of Guru Gobind Singh lies in the fact that–
Which of the following Sikh Gurus introduced the 'Gurmukhi' script?
Which Sikh Guru was granted 500 bighas of land by Emperor Akbar?
Who among the following compiled the Adi Granth or Guru Granth Sahib?
Which of the following Sikh Gurus were sentenced to death by the contemporary rulers? 1. Guru Angad 2. Guru Arjan Dev 3. Guru Hargobind 4. Guru Tegh Bahadur Select the correct answer using the code given below:
The city of Amritsar in Punjab was founded by–
At which of the following places is a famous Sikh Gurdwara situated?
Whom among the following was declared by Guru Nanak as his successor?
Which Sikh Guru aided the rebel Mughal Prince Khusrau with money and blessings?
In the Mughal period, the madrasa that specialized in the teaching of Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) was located in: