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WorksheetsReligious Developments in Medieval India
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 10mins
The medieval period in India witnessed the beginning of 2 religious movement, the Bhakit and Sufi movements .It also saw the birth of a new fait called_____
Jainism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Sikhism
Who is he?
Tulsidas
Shankaracharya
Kabir
Ram dev baba
The bhakti movement began approximately in the _______ Ce
4th century
5th century
6th century
7century
Shankaracharya lived in____ sometime around _____ CE
Kerala,900
Kerala,700
Kerala,800
Kerala,600
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was born in ____ in 15 th century CE
Kerala
Bengal
Punjab
Madhya Pradesh
Meerabai was married at a young age to the crown prince of _____
Maratha
Malwa
Delhi
Mewar
Kabir met ______ a Bhakti saint and Dohas from him
Ramanand
Tulsidas
Shankaracharya
Meerabahi
Tulsidas was born in which state?
Uttar Pradesh
Kerala
Bengal
Gujarat
Tulsidas worte a famous work in hind devoted to Lord Ram
(a)
The bhakti movement reached Maharastra for _____.
Bengal
Tamil Nadu
Goa
Gujarat
___ are an old religious sect from the Middle east.
Khanqas
Sufis
Pirs
Viharas
Dargah means which of these [Can pick more than 1]
shrine
Tomb
daggers
Sword
Nizamuddin Auliya was a famous (a)
Nizamuddin Auliya successors was:
Akbar
Raja Tod Mal
Hazarat Nasiruddin chisht
Vijay Singh
Amir Khusrau is one the best know sufi_____
Writter
Saint
Poets
Fighter
Meerabai was a devotee of (a)
Sikhism was founded in____CE
17
15
14
16
Guru Nanak lived from 1469 to ____ CE
1569
1538
1507
1527
Guru Nanak's teaching are contained in the _______
Nirakar Granth
Guru Granth
Sufi Granth
Adi Granth
______,the holy scripture of Sikhs
Guru Granth Sahib
Adi Granth
Mahabharata
The sufi pirs devised a form od devotional music called
(a)
At the young age of 15._____ another famous saint from Maharashtra preached devotion and surrender to god.
Tukaram
Ramdas
Namdev
Sakhu bai
Sufi were divided into sects or_____
Dargah
Pirs
viharas
Silsilas
Guru Nanak was contemporary of_____
Jnaaneshwar
Kabir
Tulsidas
Amir Khusrau
Nanak insisted his followers to in
(a)
