Match List-I with List-II:

List – I

(Source)

List – II

(Region)

(a) Chanchnama

(i) Gujarat

(b) Riyaz us Salatin

(ii) Deccan

(c) Mirat – I – Ahmadi

(iii) Bengal

(d) Nuskha – i - Dilkusha

(iv) Sind

Choose the correct option from those given below:

Question

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UGC NET Paper-2: History 20th June 2019

Answer 1

Source	Region
Chanchnama	Chach Nama is the work of ʿAlī b. Ḥāmid b. Abī Bakr Kūfī. He was writing in Persian but claimed to be translating a book in Arabic. It is a book lost, found, written about, miscatalogued and finally much misunderstood, as Manan Ahmed Asif demonstrates in his book. He presents a detailed rereading of the Chachnama. Moreover, a contextual reappraisal of how the Chachnama was treated in other works, was written later and via a dexterous historical mapping of the region. The Chachnama is set in (Sindh), Asif shows how the book acquired a mistaken identity – the Chachnama was never what it was claimed to be.
Riyaz us Salatin	Riyaz-us-Salatin is the first complete history of the Muslim rule in Bengal. Written in the Persian language by Ghulam Husain Salim Zaidpuri, it covers the whole Muslim rule in Bengal from Bakhtiyar's conquest of Nadia. The book is entitled Riyaz-us-Salatin, which is a chronogram giving the date 1788 suggesting that in this year the composition of the book was completed.
Mirat – I – Ahmadi	Mirat-I-Ahmadi is a Persian history of Gujarat by Ali Muhammad Khan.
Nuskha – i - Dilkusha	Bhimsen Burahanpuri was the author of Nuskha – i - Dilkusha from the Deccan region.