Advertisements
Advertisements
Question
Raziyya Sultan was unique in the history of the Delhi Sultanate. Do you think women leaders are accepted more readily today?
Solution
- Raziyya Sultan was the only person in the history of the Delhi Sultanate who was truly unique as a leader of the Delhi Sultanate. At that time, she wasn't seen as a leader because she was a woman.
- In today's world, women leaders are more likely to be accepted because men and women are equal. There are enough chances for women to do well.
- As examples, Indira Gandhi and Margaret Thatcher are well-liked politicians who were good at running the country. Also, there is room for women leaders to grow in the future, ready to accept today.
APPEARS IN
RELATED QUESTIONS
Find out whether there are any buildings built by the Delhi Sultans in your area. Are there any other buildings in your area that were built between the twelfth and fifteenth centuries? Describe some of these buildings, and draw sketches of them.
Very Short Answer Type Question:
Who defeated the Tomara Rajputs and when?
Very Short Answer Type Question:
Name the five dynasties that together made the Delhi Sultanate.
Very Short Answer Type Question:
What is called the qibla?
Very Short Answer Type Question:
Why did the early Delhi Sultans favour their slaves?
Very Short Answer Type Question:
Why did the authors of Persian tawarikh criticise the Delhi Sultans?
Short Answer Type Question:
Who was Raziyya? Why was she not accepted as a Sultan inspite of being talented?
Short Answer Type Question:
How did the chieftains arrange for their defence?
Short Answer Type Question:
Why did Alauddin control the prices of goods in Delhi? What did he do for this?
Short Answer Type Question:
Describe in brief Tughluq’s policy of ‘token’ currency.
