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........., a Moroccon traveller who is known for his extensive travels. came to India during the regime of Muhammad bin Tughlaq.
Ralph Fisch
Ibn Battuta
Tsang Hi
Nicoloi
Here’s the breakdown:
- Option 1: Ralph Fisch doesn’t fit here—there’s no notable Moroccan or medieval traveler by this name. Might be a mixup.
- Option 2: Ibn Battuta is the one. He was a Moroccan explorer, famous for traveling throughout the Islamic world and beyond. When he came to India, Muhammad bin Tughlaq was ruling. He even worked in the royal court for a while.
- Option 3: Tsang Hi looks like a typo or confusion with Xuanzang (Hsuan Tsang), a Chinese Buddhist monk who traveled much earlier, during the 7th century.
- Option 4: Nicoloi—probably a reference to Niccolò de’ Conti, an Italian traveler. Again, not Moroccan, and not connected to Muhammad bin Tughlaq’s era.
So, yeah, Ibn Battuta is the right pick here.
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