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Who made Bengal a part of the Delhi Sultanate in 1204 AD?
Who made Bengal a part of the Delhi Sultanate in 1204 AD?
- Ikhtiyar-ud-din Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji (correct)
- Alauddin Hussain Shah
- Nasiruddin-Nasrat-Shah
- Sayyed Husain
Who assumed power in Bengal in 1494 AD and established the Hussain Shahi dynasty?
Who assumed power in Bengal in 1494 AD and established the Hussain Shahi dynasty?
- Alauddin Hussain Shah
- Sayyed Husain (correct)
- Ikhtiyar-ud-din Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji
- Nasiruddin-Nasrat-Shah
Who was the most popular ruler of Bengal, ruling from 1494-1519 AD?
Who was the most popular ruler of Bengal, ruling from 1494-1519 AD?
- Ikhtiyar-ud-din Muhammad bin Bakhtiyar Khilji
- Alauddin Hussain Shah (correct)
- Nasiruddin-Nasrat-Shah
- Sayyed Husain
Who occupied Bengal in 1538 AD after the weak successors of Nasrat Shah?
Who occupied Bengal in 1538 AD after the weak successors of Nasrat Shah?
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Study Notes
Bengal's Historical Governance
- Incorporation into Delhi Sultanate (1204 AD): Bakhtiyar Khilji conquered Bengal, integrating it into the Delhi Sultanate, marking significant political expansion.
Hussain Shahi Dynasty
- Establishment of the Dynasty (1494 AD): Husain Shah assumed control of Bengal, founding the Hussain Shahi dynasty, which became significant in the region's history.
- Prominent Ruler (1494-1519 AD): Husain Shah is recognized as the most popular ruler of Bengal during his reign, known for fostering culture and governance.
Decline and Occupation
- Occupation of Bengal (1538 AD): Bengal fell under the control of Sher Shah Suri after the decline of Husain Shah's weak successors, leading to a change in regional power dynamics.
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