Sher Khan defeated the Mughal Emperor named

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(a)

Humayun

(b)

Akbar

(c)

Babur

(d)

Jahangir

Aurangzeb annexed the following pairs of kingdom

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(a)

Uzbegs and Afghans

(b)

Golconda and Hyderabad

(c)

Golconda and Bijapur

(d)

Agra and Delhi

____________ was the ruler of the Mongol tribes; China and Central Asia.

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(a)

Genghis Khan

Sulh-i-Kul is a term used for _____________

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(a)

universal peace

Prince Khurram is known as Jahangir

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(a) True

(b) False

Akbar used to held religious discussions at Fatehpur Sikri.

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(a) False

(b) True

Who is a mansabdar?

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(a)

Mansabdar refers to an individual who holds a mansab i.e. a position or rank in Mughal administration.

What was another name of Nur Jahan?

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(a)

Mehrunnisa was the another name of Nur Jahan

Who was 'Sadr' in Akbar's administration?

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(a)

The minister in charge of religious and charitable patronage was known as Sadr in Akbar's administration

Why was it important for the Mughals to recruit mansabdars from diverse backgrounds and not just Turanis and Iranis?

3

(a)

The Mughal Empire left its impact on the different regions of the sub-continent in a variety of ways. Find out if it had any impact in the city, village or region in which you live.

3

(a)

Can you identify the Jesuit priests in the given below picture?

5

(a)

On the map of India, mark the following areas of military campaigns under Akbar and Aurangzeb.
(a) Malwa (1561)
(b) Bengal (1574)
(c) Bijapur (1685)
(d) Gujarat (1572)
(e) Golconda (1687)

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(a)