Babar’s autobiography, called Tuzuk-i-Baburi or Baburnaman, which is reckoned among “the most enthralling and romantic works in the literature of all times” is written in _____
(A) Arabic
(B) Persian
(C) Turki
(D) Urdu

Hint Babar, the original name was Zahiral-Din Muhammad was born on 15 February 1483, died on 26 December 1530. Babar was the founder of the largest dynasty the Mughals, Babar considered one of the finest Mughals emperors. Babar was successful in securing the dynasty’s position in Delhi and his empire went on to rule for 300 years in India.

Complete Step by Step Answer
Babar’s autobiography is known as Baburnama or Tuzuk-i-Baburi. Babar’s actual name was Zahir-ud-din Muhammad. His name was derived from the Persian word Babr which means Tiger.
In 1504 he conquered Kabul. In 1524, he was invited by Daulat Khan Lodi, a rebel of the Lodi dynasty to fight the dynasty and their enemies in Rajputana.
In 1526, Babar won the battle of Panipat against the Lodi king, Ibrahim Lodi. He captured Delhi and was the founder of the greatest dynasty of North India- The Mughal Empire. He defeated Rana Sanga in the battle of Khanwa.
The only two emperors of the Mughal Empire Babar and Jhangir who wrote their own biography. Baburnama is also known to be the first true autobiography in Islamic literature. Babarnama was written in Babar’s mother tongue Turki.

So, the correct answer is an option (C): Turki.

Note:
Babar, the original name was Zahiral-Din Muhammad was born on 15 February 1483, died on 26 December 1530. Babar’s autobiography is known as Baburnama or Tuzuk-i-Baburi was written in Babar's mother tongue Turki.
Babar’s autobiography, called Tuzuk-i-Baburi or Baburnaman, which is reckoned among “the most enthralling and romantic works in the literature of all times” is written in Turki.