Gulab Singh MCQs – Dogra Rule 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Gulab Singh is known as: (A) Founder of Dogra Rule in Jammu and Kashmir (B) Founder of Sikh Empire (C) Mughal emperor (D) Afghan ruler 2. Gulab Singh became the ruler of Jammu and Kashmir in: (A) 1799 (B) 1846 (C) 1857 (D) 1707 3. The Treaty of Amritsar was signed in: (A) 1846 (B) 1761 (C) 1799 (D) 1605 4. Under the Treaty of Amritsar, Gulab Singh purchased Jammu and Kashmir from: (A) British East India Company (B) Afghans (C) Mughals (D) Sikhs 5. Jammu and Kashmir came under Dogra rule in: (A) 1526 (B) 1857 (C) 1605 (D) 1846 6. Gulab Singh originally served under the: (A) Sikh Empire (B) Mughal Empire (C) British Empire (D) Durrani Empire 7. Gulab Singh belonged to the: (A) Mughal dynasty (B) Rajput Dogra dynasty (C) Afghan tribe (D) Roman clan 8. The capital of Gulab Singh’s kingdom was: (A) Srinagar (B) Lahore (C) Delhi (D) Agra 9. Gulab Singh is associated with the: (A) Dogra Rule (B) Mughal Empire (C) Gupta Empire (D) Maurya Empire 10. Gulab Singh became Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir in: (A) 1799 (B) 1846 (C) 1857 (D) 1707 11. Gulab Singh was a commander under: (A) Akbar (B) Babur (C) Maharaja Ranjit Singh (D) Aurangzeb 12. Gulab Singh’s rule is known as: (A) Mughal Rule (B) British Rule (C) Dogra Rule (D) Afghan Rule 13. Gulab Singh played an important role in: (A) Roman expansion (B) British naval power (C) Sikh military campaigns (D) Greek wars 14. Gulab Singh became independent ruler after: (A) Treaty of Paris (B) 1857 revolt (C) Battle of Panipat (D) First Anglo-Sikh War 15. Gulab Singh’s empire was mainly located in: (A) Bengal (B) South India (C) Jammu and Kashmir (D) Gujarat 16. The Dogra dynasty was founded in the: (A) 10th century (B) 15th century (C) 19th century (D) 16th century 17. Gulab Singh’s rule was recognized by: (A) French Empire (B) Ottoman Empire (C) Roman Empire (D) British Empire 18. Gulab Singh’s administration was based on: (A) Democratic system (B) Republic system (C) Monarchical system (D) Tribal council only 19. Gulab Singh expanded his territory through: (A) Military campaigns (B) Naval wars (C) Trade only (D) Peace treaties only 20. Gulab Singh is historically linked with: (A) Roman trade (B) Mughal navy (C) Sikh Empire expansion (D) British industrial revolution 21. Gulab Singh’s rule is significant for: (A) Formation of Jammu and Kashmir princely state (B) Roman invasion (C) Greek democracy (D) Mauryan empire revival 22. Gulab Singh died in: (A) 1839 (B) 1605 (C) 1857 (D) 1799 23. Gulab Singh was initially a: (A) Merchant (B) Monk (C) Military commander (D) Farmer 24. The Treaty of Amritsar was between British and: (A) Mughals (B) Marathas (C) Afghans (D) Gulab Singh 25. Gulab Singh is considered founder of: (A) Mughal Empire (B) Sikh Empire (C) Dogra state of Jammu and Kashmir (D) Durrani Empire 26. Gulab Singh’s rule started after decline of: (A) Sikh Empire (B) Roman Empire (C) Gupta Empire (D) British Empire 27. Gulab Singh’s dynasty ruled Jammu and Kashmir until: (A) 1707 (B) 1947 (C) 1857 (D) 1605 28. Gulab Singh was closely associated with: (A) Ranjit Singh (B) Akbar (C) Aurangzeb (D) Babur 29. Gulab Singh’s capital Srinagar is located in: (A) Punjab (B) Rajasthan (C) Kashmir Valley (D) Bengal 30. Gulab Singh is an important figure in: (A) Mughal history (B) Greek history (C) Roman history (D) Dogra and Jammu-Kashmir history