Sher Shah Suri was the ruler who introduced the new coin called ‘Rupiya.’ During his reign from 1540 to 1545, he issued this standardized silver currency, weighing 178 grains or approximately 11.53 grams. The issuance of ‘Rupiya’ marked a significant reform in the Indian monetary system, establishing a currency that would be used for centuries to come. Sher Shah Suri is known for his effective administrative policies and financial reforms, which laid the foundation for the future Mughal Empire’s currency system. Therefore, the correct answer is:
Sher Shah Suri
Al-Biruni described Sanskrit as follows:
If you want to conquer this difficulty (i.e. to learn Sanskrit), you will not find it easy, because the language is of an enormous range, both in words and inflections, something like the Arabic, calling one and the same thing by various names, both original and derivative, and using one and the same word for a variety of subjects, which, in order to be properly understood, must be distinguished from each other by various qualifying epithets.
Find the missing code:
L1#1O2~2, J2#2Q3~3, _______, F4#4U5~5, D5#5W6~6
Find the missing number in the table.