Ibn Batuta`s work, Rihla completed in 1355, is

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Q: 36 (CDS-I/2013)
Ibn Batuta's work, Rihla completed in 1355, is—

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CDS-I

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Ibn Batuta`s work, Rihla, completed in 1355, is an account of the Delhi Sultans from Aibek to Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq.

Option 1: An autobiography - This option is incorrect. While Rihla is a personal account of Ibn Batuta`s travels, it is not specifically an autobiography. It focuses on his experiences and observations during his travels, rather than providing a comprehensive account of his personal life.

Option 2: An account of the Delhi Sultans from Aibek to Ghiyas-ud-din Tughluq - This option is correct. Rihla primarily documents Ibn Batuta`s encounters with the Delhi Sultans and provides valuable insights into the political and social dynamics of the region during that time.

Option 3: A religious text - This option is incorrect. Although religion plays a significant role in Rihla, it is not primarily a religious text. Ibn Batuta includes descriptions of the religious practices and customs he encounters during his travels, but it is not the main focus of the work.

Option 4: An account of trade with Morocco - This option is incorrect. While Ibn Batuta did travel extensively, including to Morocco, R