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The following sentences form a paragraph. These four parts are numbered as P, Q, R and S. They are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in correct order. P. Mohammad bin Tughlaq, who ruled from 1321 to 1351 as the Delhi Sultan, captured large parts of the Deccan including Gulbarga. Q. The Bahmani Sultans ruled from here till the capital of the kingdom was shifted to Bidar in 1424. R. Hasan built Gulbarga as a fortress city. S. In 1347, a Tughlaq officer named Alauddin Hasan revolted against Tughlaq and declared his independence by establishing the Bahmani kingdom (1347-1527) with Gulbarga as its capital.

The following sentences form a paragraph. These four parts are numbered as P, Q, R and S. They are not given in their proper order. Read the sentences and choose the alternative that arranges them in correct order. P. Mohammad bin Tughlaq, who ruled from 1321 to 1351 as the Delhi Sultan, captured large parts of the Deccan including Gulbarga. Q. The Bahmani Sultans ruled from here till the capital of the kingdom was shifted to Bidar in 1424. R. Hasan built Gulbarga as a fortress city. S. In 1347, a Tughlaq officer named Alauddin Hasan revolted against Tughlaq and declared his independence by establishing the Bahmani kingdom (1347-1527) with Gulbarga as its capital. Correct Answer PSRQ

The correct sequence for the given sentences is 'PSRQ'.

Key Points

  • Sentence P comes first as it introduces the subject Mohammad bin Tughlaq.
  • Sentence S follows P as it states Hasan's revolt against Tughlaq.
  • Sentence R follows S as it talks more about Gulbarga.
  • Sentence Q ends the paragraph by mentioning the period of ruling from the capital Gulbarga.
  • Thus, the sequence becomes:
    • ​P: Mohammad bin Tughlaq, who ruled from 1321 to 1351 as the Delhi Sultan, captured large parts of the Deccan including Gulbarga.
    • S: In 1347, a Tughlaq officer named Alauddin Hasan revolted against Tughlaq and declared his independence by establishing the Bahmani kingdom (1347-1527) with Gulbarga as its capital.
    • R: Hasan built Gulbarga as a fortress city.
    • Q: The Bahmani Sultans ruled from here till the capital of the kingdom was shifted to Bidar in 1424.


Correct Sequence: PSRQ

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