Consider the following pairs:

Mahmud of Ghazni Coins with dual inscriptions

Iltutmish Coins describing him as Khalifa's lieutenant

Akbar Introduced the silver rupee

How many of the above pairs are correctly matched?

Question

Mahmud of Ghazni: His silver coins are notable for having his name inscribed in both Arabic and Persian, reflecting the cultural influences of his reign. Thus, this pair is correct.
Iltutmish: His coins indeed refer to him as a lieutenant of the Khalifa, which indicates his allegiance and legitimacy during his rule. This pair is correct.
Akbar: Sher Shah Suri introduced the silver rupee in medieval India around 1540 CE. So this is incorrect.

Thus, all two pairs are correct.

GKToday Admin · Accepted Answer

Only two pairs

Mahmud of Ghazni: His silver coins are notable for having his name inscribed in both Arabic and Persian, reflecting the cultural influences of his reign. Thus, this pair is correct.
Iltutmish: His coins indeed refer to him as a lieutenant of the Khalifa, which indicates his allegiance and legitimacy during his rule. This pair is correct.
Akbar: Sher Shah Suri introduced the silver rupee in medieval India around 1540 CE. So this is incorrect.

Thus, all two pairs are correct.

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Mahmud of Ghazni	Coins with dual inscriptions
Iltutmish	Coins describing him as Khalifa's lieutenant
Akbar	Introduced the silver rupee