Question

Tajuddin Feroz Shah built a city Firozabad on the bank of the river ___________ .

Answer 1

Hint: To answer this question, we first need to understand who Tajuddin Feroz Shah is. From November 24, 1397, to October 1, 1422, Taj ud-Din Firuz Shah ruled the Bahmani Sultanate. The Bahmani Sultanate's Firuz Shah is regarded as a powerful monarch. He increased the size of his realm and even conquered the Raichur Doab from the Vijayanagara kings.

Complete answer:
The Bahmani State ruled over parts of Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Andhra Pradesh (Telangana). Their capitals were initially Kalaburagi and then Bidar. The Bahmani Empire was located in the northern section of the Krishna River, while the Vijayanagara Empire was located in the southern half. In the Bahmani dynasty, Tajuddin Firoz Shah was the great Sultan.

He was a god believer who was liberal, prudent, and judicious. He spent his entire life making copies of the Quran and editing it. He was a writer, a supporter of all languages, and a Geometry and Theology expert. He had protected and honored numerous thinkers, poets, and artists. In Daulatabad, he erected an observatory (Maharashtra).

He promoted the beauty of Kalaburagi, his capital. On the banks of the Bhima River, he erected Firozabada, a new city. During his reign, he granted numerous villages to Bandenawaz, a Sufi Saint who arrived in the country at the time. He focused on port development, which resulted in an increase in foreign tourists.

Therefore the correct answer is Bhima river.

Note: Feroz Shah is most known for commissioning structures with architectural shapes that were considered unusual at the time. He is also credited with inventing India's irrigation system, which involves channeling rivers to supply water to a vast portion of the country via canals.