Multiple choice

In whose reign did the revolt of Sadah Amirs brake out?

  1. Balban

  2. Razia

  3. Mohammad-bin-Tughlaq

  4. Mubarak Khalzi
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Explanation

The revolt of Sadah Amirs (nobles claiming descent from the Prophet) occurred during Mohammad-bin-Tughlaq's reign (1325-1351). His controversial policies - including the disastrous capital shift to Daulatabad, introduction of token currency, and ill-conceived military expeditions - provoked widespread rebellion among the nobility. Balban faced noble dissent but not specifically Sadah Amirs, while Razia and Mubarak Khalji's reigns were too brief for such organized noble revolts.

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