Which route was famous in Sher Shah Suri's road system?
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Correct answer: Grand Trunk Road
Sher Shah improved the long route commonly associated with the Sarak-i-Azam, later known as the Grand Trunk Road. It connected important centres across northern India, and roadside sarais, wells and trees supported travellers, traders and officials. Rajpath is a modern Delhi avenue, while the other choices do not name the route chiefly linked with his reform.
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Grand Trunk Road
Why is this the correct answer?
Sher Shah improved the long route commonly associated with the Sarak-i-Azam, later known as the Grand Trunk Road. It connected important centres across northern India, and roadside sarais, wells and trees supported travellers, traders and officials. Rajpath is a modern Delhi avenue, while the other choices do not name the route chiefly linked with his reform.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 12 History question. Chapter: Kings and Chronicles: The Mughal Courts. Topic: Administration.
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