Shah Mir MCQs – Muslim Rule in Kashmir 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Shah Mir is known as the founder of Muslim rule in Kashmir. He was the first ruler of the: (A) Mughal Dynasty (B) Sayyid Dynasty (C) Khilji Dynasty (D) Shah Mir Dynasty 2. Shah Mir came to power in Kashmir in the: (A) 10th century (B) 14th century (C) 12th century (D) 16th century 3. Shah Mir originally belonged to: (A) Kashmir (B) Gujarat (C) Bengal (D) Central Asia 4. Shah Mir is also known as: (A) Sikandar Butshikan (B) Zain-ul-Abidin (C) Shams-ud-Din Shah Mir (D) Ali Shah 5. The Shah Mir dynasty ruled Kashmir for about: (A) 50 years (B) 100 years (C) 400 years (D) 200 years 6. Shah Mir became ruler after the decline of the: (A) Gupta Dynasty (B) Karkota Dynasty (C) Lohara Dynasty (D) Maurya Dynasty 7. The first capital of Shah Mir rulers was: (A) Srinagar (B) Delhi (C) Swat (D) Lahore 8. Shah Mir’s rule marked the beginning of: (A) Muslim rule in Kashmir (B) Hindu rule (C) British rule (D) Sikh rule 9. Shah Mir is believed to have served earlier as a: (A) Merchant (B) Minister/advisor (C) Soldier only (D) Monk 10. The Shah Mir dynasty was succeeded by the: (A) Chak dynasty (B) Mughals (C) Lodhi dynasty (D) Sayyids 11. Shah Mir’s rule is important because it: (A) Introduced Muslim political system (B) Ended trade in Kashmir (C) Started British administration (D) Brought European culture 12. Shah Mir established his rule in Kashmir after: (A) Timur invasion (B) Greek invasion (C) British invasion (D) Internal political instability 13. Shah Mir dynasty rulers were mostly: (A) Buddhists (B) Hindus (C) Muslims (D) Jains 14. The Shah Mir dynasty ruled before the arrival of: (A) Arabs (B) Mughals (C) Afghans (D) Europeans 15. Shah Mir laid the foundation of Muslim rule in Kashmir in: (A) Kashmir Valley (B) Punjab (C) Bengal (D) Deccan 16. Shah Mir’s rise is linked with the decline of: (A) Hindu kings of Kashmir (B) Mauryas (C) British Empire (D) Gupta Empire 17. Shah Mir is historically significant for: (A) Building temples (B) Establishing a new dynasty (C) Writing Rajatarangini (D) Invading Delhi 18. The Shah Mir dynasty was founded in: (A) 1339 CE (B) 1500 CE (C) 1200 CE (D) 1800 CE 19. Shah Mir’s dynasty ruled Kashmir until: (A) 15th century (B) 16th century (C) 18th century (D) 19th century 20. Shah Mir is considered the first: (A) Muslim ruler of Kashmir (B) Hindu king of Kashmir (C) British governor (D) Mughal emperor 21. Shah Mir’s establishment of rule is mentioned in: (A) Mahabharata (B) Ain-i-Akbari (C) Rigveda (D) Rajatarangini (later chronicles) 22. The Shah Mir dynasty was replaced by: (A) Sikh Empire (B) Mughal Empire (C) British rule (D) Chak dynasty 23. Shah Mir’s reign is important for: (A) Industrial revolution (B) Sea exploration (C) Political transformation of Kashmir (D) Railway development 24. Shah Mir rulers promoted: (A) Buddhism only (B) Jainism (C) Christianity (D) Islam in administration 25. Shah Mir dynasty is part of: (A) Ancient Kashmir history (B) Medieval Kashmir history (C) Modern Kashmir history (D) Prehistoric Kashmir 26. Shah Mir’s origin is believed to be from: (A) Central Asia region (B) Tibet (C) South India (D) China 27. Shah Mir dynasty’s establishment marked the end of: (A) Mughal rule (B) Hindu monarchy in Kashmir (C) British rule (D) Afghan rule 28. Shah Mir is also associated with: (A) Military reforms only (B) Maritime expansion (C) Administrative foundation of new rule (D) Scientific discoveries 29. Shah Mir dynasty ruled mainly from: (A) Kashmir Valley (B) Delhi (C) Agra (D) Lahore 30. Shah Mir is an important figure in: (A) Early Muslim history of Kashmir (B) Mughal administration (C) British India (D) Modern politics