Karrani dynasty Hussain Shah Ilyas Shahi dynasty None of the above Answer: Karrani dynasty Explanation: By defeating and ultimately killing Daud Khan Karrani, Akbar achieved the conquest of Bengal and integrated it as one of the Subas (provinces) within the vast Mughal Empire. As ...

Dharmapala Devapala Mahipala Gopala Answer: Dharmapala Explanation: Situated in Paharpur (Naogaon district, currently in Bangladesh), Somapura Mahavihara stands as one of the most magnificent viharas in the Indian subcontinent. It was constructed by King Dharamapala, who assumed ...

Murshid Quli Khan Sar Faraz Khan Alivardi Khan None of them Answer: Alivardi Khan Explanation: After the demise of Alivardi Khan in 1756 CE, Mirza Muhammad Siraj-ud-Daulah, his grandson, assumed the throne, continuing the lineage of power established by his esteemed predecessor.

Chittagaung Comilla Noakhali None of these Answer: Chittagaung Explanation: In ancient times, the capital of the Deva dynasty resided in the present-day Munshiganj district of Bangladesh. Known as Chittagaung during that era, it served as a prominent center of power for the ...

Murshid Quli Khan Suja-ud-Din Sarfaraz Khan None of them Answer: Murshid Quli Khan Explanation: Murshid Quli Khan, the inaugural Nawab of Bengal, ascended to the position of Subedar of Bengal in 1717 CE. From his seat of power in Murshidabad, he ruled over the regions of Bengal, ...

Ballala Sena Vijaya Sena Keseva Sena Lakshmana Sena Answer: Vijaya Sena Explanation: During his illustrious reign of over six decades, Vijaysena, the esteemed ruler of the Sena dynasty, propelled his family, the Senas, into the spotlight. Renowned as the greatest ruler of his ...

Muhammad Ghori Bakhtiyar Khilji Qutb-ud-Din Aibak Iltutmish Answer: Bakhtiyar Khilji Explanation: In 1203 CE, during the reign of Lakshmana Sena, Bengal faced the conquest of Muhammad Bakhtiyar Khijli, a Muslim invader.

Satgaon Sonargaon Lakhnauti Nabadwip Answer: Nabadwip Explanation: Ballala Sena conquered Gauda from the Pala and became the ruler of the Bengal delta and made Nabadwip his capital. It was later captured by Muhammad Bakhtiyar Khijli in 1203 CE.

Alam Shah Sher Shah Mahmud Shah Daud Khan Answer: Sher Shah Explanation: Sher Shah Suri brought an end to the reign of the final independent Sultan of Bengal, Ghiyasuddin Mahmud Shah, through his demise. Subsequently, in 1538 CE, Sher Shah Suri established Afghan rule in Bengal.

Muhammad Bakhtiyar Khilji Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq Nasiruddin Mahmud Khan Answer: Nasiruddin Explanation: Nasiruddin's efforts to secure loyalty in Bengal involved dividing the region into three administrative divisions, each with its own capital: Lakhnauti in North Bengal, Sonargaon ...