- A. Humayun
- B. Babur
- C. Jahangir
- D. Akbar
b) Babur
- A. Panipat
- B. Chausa
- C. Haldighati
- D. Kanauj
c) Haldighati
- A. Babur
- B. Humayun
- C. Ibrahim Lodi
- D. Alam Khan
b) Humayun
- A. Sher Sha
- B. Akbar
- C. Jahangir
- D. Shah Jahan
b) Akbar
- A. Birbal
- B. Raja Bhagwan Das
- C. Raja Todarmal
- D. Raja Man Singh
c) Raja Todarmal
Chetak
2. ……………….was a hall at FatehpurSikri where scholars of all religions met for a discourse.
Ibadat Khana3. The Sufi saint who received Akbar’s utmost respect was ………………..
Salim Chishti
4. During the reign of ……………. the Zabti system was extended to the Deccan provinces.
Shahjahan5. ……………..were tax-free lands given to scholars and religious institutions.
Suyurghal
- A. Ahmednagar
- B. Jaipur
- C. Akbar
- D. Chanderi
1. Babur
d) Chanderi
2. Durgavati
e) Central Province
3. Rani chand Bibi
a) Ahmednagar
4. Din Ilahi
c) Akbar
5. Raja Man Singh
b) Jaipur
True2. Humayun succeeded in recapturing Delhi in 1565.
False
3. Aurangzeb married a girl of a notable Rajput family.
False4. Jahangir ordered the execution of Sikh leader Guru Aijun for helping his son Khusrau.
True
5. During Aurangzeb’s reign, architecture received much patronage.
False
- A. R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is wrong and R is correct.
- D. (A) and (R) are wrong.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
- A. R is the correct explanation of A.
- B. R is not the correct explanation of A.
- C. A is wrong and R is correct.
- D. (A) and (R) are wrong.
a) R is the correct explanation of A.
- A. I), II) and III) are correct
- B. II), III) and IV) are correct
- C. I), III) and IV) are correct
- D. III), IV) and I) are correct
b) II), III) and IV) are correct
i), iv), ii), iii)
II), III), I)
- A. Dilawar Khan
- B. Rana Pratap
- C. Humayun
- D. Sher Shah
Father
Son
1. Akbar
e) Jahangir
2. Daulat Khan Lodi
a) Dilawar Khan
3. Hasan Suri
d) Sher Shah
4. Babur
c) Humayun
5. Uday Singh
b) Rana Pratap
Babur did not have any ambition beyond Punjab till 1524. Then a greater opportunity came knocking. Dilawar Khan, who was Daulat Khan Lodi’s son, and Alam Khan, who was the uncle of Sultan of Delhi, arrived in Kabul to seek Babur’s help in removing Ibrahim Lodi from power. Babur defeated Ibrahim Lodi in the famous Battle of Panipat in 1526.
With the help of the Persian ruler Shah Tahmasp of the Safavid dynasty, Humayun recaptured the Delhi throne in 1555.
Akbar introduced the Mansabdari system.
The nobles, civil and military officials were combined to form one single service in this system.
A Mansabdar, hold such a rank which was dependent on Zat and Sawar.
Sher Shah was the son of an Afghan noble, Hasan Suri, the ruler of Sasaram in Bihar.
He started the rule of the Sur dynasty at Agra.
Redfort also called Lai Qila is situated at Delhi.
It was the residence of the Mughal emperors.
It was constructed in 1639 by Shah Jahan.
It has massive enclosing walls of red sandstone.
Land Revenue was the main income source during the Mughal Period.
It was toned up during the reign of Akbar.
Raja Todar Mai, the Revenue Minister of Akbar, adopted and refined the system introduced by Sher Shah.
Zabt System:
According to this system, after the survey, lands were classified based on the nature and fertility of the soil.
The share of the state was 1/3 of average produce for 10 years.
During the reign of Shah Jahan, the zabt system was extended to the Deccan provinces.
Jagir:
The Mughal emperors enforced the old iqta system, renaming it a ‘Jagir’.
The collection of revenue of an area and the power of governing were bestowed upon military or civil official named Jagirdar.
The revenue collector was assisted by Potdar, Qanungo, the Patwari, and the Muqaddams.
Zamindars:
Zamindars collected taxes and maintained law and order with the help of Mughal officials and soldiers. Thus, they maintained the land revenue system.
Akbar was a great patron of learning.
He had a personal library that had more than 4000 manuscripts.
He patronized scholars of all beliefs and all shades of opinions.
He extended his benevolence to authors such as Abul Fazl, Abul Faizi, and Abdur Rahim khan-i-khanan and Birbal.
Shah Jahan’s time witnessed the climax of Mughal splendour.
Because the famous Peacock throne, Tajmahal, Moti Masjid, the Pearl Mosque, the great Jama Masjid, Diwan-i-Khas, and Diwan – i – am were built during the reign of Shah Jahan.
Other Mughal rulers Babur, Akbar, and Jahangir also lovers of architecture.
But after Shahjahan’s reign, architecture did not receive much patronge.
So in his reign came the climax of Mughal Splendour.7th Social Science Guide The Mughal Empire Additional Important Questions and Answers
- A. 1500
- B. 1505
- C. 1525
- D. 1526
b) 1505
- A. Rana Sanga
- B. Prithiviraj
- C. Ibrahim Lodi
- D. Daulatkhan Lodi
c) Ibrahim Lodi
- A. Akbar
- B. Sher Shah Sur
- D. Shivaji
b) Sher Shah Sur
- A. R is not the correct explanation of A b) R is the correct explanation of A
- C. A is correct and R is wrong d) (A) and (R) are Correct
b) R is the correct explanation of A