Ibn Battuta travelled to India during the reign of which ruler?
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Correct answer: Muhammad bin Tughlaq
Ibn Battuta visited India in the fourteenth century during the reign of Muhammad bin Tughlaq. The Sultan appointed him a qazi, and Ibn Battuta later recorded observations about the court, administration, travel routes and society in the Rihla. Akbar and Shah Jahan were much later Mughal rulers, while Krishnadeva Raya belonged to Vijayanagara history.
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Muhammad bin Tughlaq
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Ibn Battuta visited India in the fourteenth century during the reign of Muhammad bin Tughlaq. The Sultan appointed him a qazi, and Ibn Battuta later recorded observations about the court, administration, travel routes and society in the Rihla. Akbar and Shah Jahan were much later Mughal rulers, while Krishnadeva Raya belonged to Vijayanagara history.
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This is a Class 12 History question. Chapter: Through the Eyes of Travellers. Topic: Ibn Battuta.
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