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Which of the following is not an archaeological evidence?
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b. Tarikh-i-Shershahi was written by-
i. Badauni
ii. Abbas Shervani
C. Study of coins is called-
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What are the difficulties historians face in using manuscripts?
What were the important kingdoms that flourished in India during the early
What is Epigraphy and Numismatics? How inscriptions and coins are uselio​

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Answered by sagarajchavan
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Answer:

Read this article to learn about the important sources of Indian history during the Sultanate, Mughal and Medieval Period !

Chronicles, travellers accounts, coins, monuments, palaces, forts, royal farmans, official orders, court bulletins, historical letters, religious literature, inscriptions etc. constitute sources of knowing the history of this period.

Among them contemporary chronicles have been found most useful.

Some of the important chronicles and travellers accounts of this period are as follows:

Indian Currency

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Archaeological Sources (Sultanate Period):

Quwat-ul-lslam Mosque:

The structure was built by Qutubuddin Aibak. It is the first mosque in India built on Indo-Islamic pattern. It was originally a Jaina temple, then converted into a Vishnu temple).

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Answer:

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