Civil Services Prep

Prelims MCQ · Medieval History

Muhammad bin Tughlaq's token currency failed because of forgery, and his higher Doab taxation provoked revolt.

Yet the agricultural initiative involving takkavi loans and the Diwan-i-Kohi was continued by Firoz Tughlaq.

Which conclusion is most defensible?

  1. Every reform of Muhammad bin Tughlaq disappeared immediately after its introduction
  2. Reform objectives and outcomes differed, and a failed reign could still leave institutions that were continued
  3. Muhammad bin Tughlaq's reforms were confined entirely to monetary policy
  4. Firoz Tughlaq rejected every administrative experiment of his predecessor
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