Multiple choice

The South Indian ruler who introduced sericulture as an agro-industry in his kingdom was-

  1. Hyder Ali

  2. Krishnadevaraya

  3. Rajaraja II

  4. Tipu Sultan

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Explanation

Hyder Ali, the ruler of Mysore (1761-1782), introduced sericulture (silk farming) as an agro-industry in his kingdom. He wanted to reduce dependence on Chinese silk imports. Tipu Sultan continued his father's policies. Krishnadevaraya and Rajaraja II were earlier rulers from different dynasties.