The famous administrative text 'Insha-i-Mahru' contains a collection of official letters written by Ain-ul-Mulk Mahru while he was serving as governor of which province?
Explanation:
Ain-ul-Mulk Mahru served as the governor of Multan and Sindh under Firoz Shah Tughlaq, and his collected letters provide an excellent look at the border defense administration of the era.
Explanation:
Devagiri, the mountain stronghold of the Yadava dynasty in Maharashtra, was renamed 'Daulatabad' (Abode of Wealth) when Muhammad bin Tughlaq forced his court to move south in 1327.
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