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  1. Mohammad-bin- Tughlaq was a failure 7 because
    1. He was mad.
    2. He was not a practical states-man.
    3. He transferred the capital city.
    4. He waged war with China.
Correct Option: B

Mohammad-bin- Tughlaq was a highly experimentative ruler of the Delhi Sultanate. Though sincere in his approach, he lacked far-sightedness required for administration. His plans were far-fetched from realities and he was not a practical ruler.


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