Akbar (1556 AD to 1605 AD)
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A ) 1546 AD
B ) 1646 AD
C ) 1746 AD
D ) 1542 AD ✅
A ) Delhi
B ) Umer kot ✅
C ) Thatta
D ) Agra
A ) 1550-1600
B ) 1556-1605 ✅
C ) 1550-1605
D ) 1556-1600
A ) 10
B ) 11
C ) 12
D ) 13 ✅
A ) Aurangzeb
B ) Babur
C ) Akbar ✅
D ) Jahangir
A ) Afghans and Mahrattas
B ) Akbar and Hemu ✅
C ) Babar and Ibraham Lodhi
D ) None of these
A ) Humayun
B ) Akbar ✅
C ) Jahangir
D ) Babur
A ) 1580 AD
B ) 1581 AD
C ) 1582 AD ✅
D ) None of these
A ) Aurangzeb
B ) Humayun ✅
C ) Jahangir
D ) Babur
A ) Bairam Khan ✅
B ) Maham Anga
C ) Raja Bharmal
D ) Mirza Aziz Koka
A ) Battle of Ghaghra (1529)
B ) Battle of Khanwa (1527)
C ) Battle of Chausa (1539)
D ) Battle of Panipat (1556) ✅
A ) Disagreement over military strategy
B ) Bairam Khan's growing power ✅
C ) External threats
D ) A personal rivalry
A ) Akbar himself ✅
B ) Raja Bharmal
C ) Maham Anga
D ) Abdur Rahim khan-e-Khanan
A ) Akbar ✅
B ) Aurangzeb
C ) Babur
D ) Shah Jahan
A ) He maintained neutrality with them
B ) He made them allies by marrying Rajput princesses ✅
C ) He defeated them and annexed their territories
D ) He ignored their importance
A ) Meera Bai
B ) Jodha Bai ✅
C ) Rajmata Vijay Singh
D ) Rani Durgavati
A ) Ajmer
B ) Chittorgarh ✅
C ) Gwalior
D ) Ranthambhore
A ) Battle of Haldighati ✅
B ) Battle of Panipat
C ) Battle of Khanwa
D ) Battle of Ghaghra
A ) Birbal ✅
B ) Abu'l-Fazl ibn Mubarak
C ) Raja Todar Mal
D ) Tansen
A ) Sheikh Ahmed Sirhindi ✅
B ) Shah Ismail Shaheed
C ) Shah wali ullah
D ) None of these
A ) Allama Iqbal ✅
B ) Shah wali ullah
C ) Syed Ahmad Khan
D ) None of these
A ) Mongolia ✅
B ) Turkey
C ) Syria
D ) Afghanistan
A ) Khums
B ) Jizya ✅
C ) Zakat
D ) Zakat al-Fitr
A ) It led to the downfall of the Rajputs states
B ) It benefited both the Mughal Empire and the Rajputs ✅
C ) It resulted in a strained relationship with Rajputs
D ) It has no significant impact on Rajput states
A ) To expand Mughal influence in the region
B ) To capture valuable resources
C ) To block the routes for the Uzbeks ✅
D ) To strengthen ties with local rules
A ) Delhi
B ) Lahore ✅
C ) Agra
D ) Fatehpur Sikri
A ) ابن عربی
B ) شاہ ولی اللہ
C ) شیخ احمد سرہندی ✅
D ) ان میں سے کوئی نہیں
A ) Lahore Fort
B ) Agra fort
C ) Red Fort
D ) Both A and C ✅
A ) A large Mosque
B ) A five story Panch Mahal
C ) Its towering Gateway, Buland Darwaza
D ) All of these ✅
A ) Raja Bharmal
B ) Abul Fazl ✅
C ) Man Singh
D ) Akbar's son, Jahangir
A ) Rajputnama
B ) Padshahnama
C ) Ain-i-Akbari
D ) Akbarnama ✅
A ) Khorasan, Sindh, and Punjab
B ) Zakat, Khums, and Khalsa
C ) Jagir, Inam, and Khalsa ✅
D ) Zamindari, Mansabdari, and Shiqdari
A ) Panch Mahal
B ) Jama Masjid ✅
C ) Jodha Bai's Palace
D ) Buland Darwaza
A ) 200-400 ✅
B ) 300-400
C ) 200-600
D ) None of these
A ) In charge of Military Affairs ✅
B ) Administrator of royal gardens
C ) Chief justice of the empire
D ) In charge of religious affairs
A ) Doctors
B ) Ulema & Scholars ✅
C ) Teachers
D ) None of these
A ) Maham Anga ✅
B ) Jahanara
C ) Hamida Begum
D ) Mumtaz
A ) Birbal
B ) Abul Fazl ✅
C ) Kalhan
D ) Ibn Battuta
A ) Moti Masjid
B ) Shah Masjid
C ) Jamia Musjid ✅
D ) None of these
A ) Aurangzeb ✅
B ) Akbar
C ) Babar
D ) None of these
A ) Humayun
B ) Akbar ✅
C ) Shah Jahan
D ) Aurangzeb
A ) The Minister (Wazir)
B ) The Chief Justice (Qazi)
C ) The Military Chief (Mir Bakhahi)
D ) The Emperor (Shahenshah) ✅
A ) To handle military matters
B ) To oversee the collection of taxes
C ) To manage revenue matters and oversee departments ✅
D ) To ensure justice across the empire
A ) Wazir
B ) Mir Bakhahi ✅
C ) Diwan
D ) Chief Qazi
A ) To oversee judicial matters and ensure justice ✅
B ) To handle land revenue
C ) To supervise royal workshops
D ) To manage military affairs
A ) Into 10 provinces
B ) Into 12 provinces ✅
C ) Into 15 provinces
D ) Into 20 provinces
A ) By rank and horsemen requirements ✅
B ) By their loyalty to the empire
C ) By their education and background
D ) By their military achievements
A ) To redistribute wealth equally
B ) To ensure uniform tax collection
C ) To allow peasants to own land
D ) To grant land for services rendered to the state ✅
A ) To recruit soldiers from various ethics and regional backgrounds ✅
B ) To depend on Rajput warriors only
C ) To employ only Mughal soldiers
D ) To hire foreign mercenaries
A ) Weak land revenue system
B ) Lack of a strong navy ✅
C ) Overextension of military campaigns
D ) Limited diplomatic relations
A ) By encouraging agricultural reforms
B ) By promoting local governance
C ) By aiding in tax collection and providing military services ✅
D ) By ensuring land ownership for all citizens
A ) Equal rights for all citizens regardless of religious beliefs ✅
B ) Absolute monarchy
C ) Religious intolerance
D ) Economic growth through taxation
A ) Tax on pilgrims and jizya (tax on non-Muslims) ✅
B ) Military conscription
C ) All forms of taxation
D ) Trade with neighboring kingdoms
A ) Belief in many gods
B ) Promotion of a single religious text
C ) Rejection of all other religions
D ) Uniformity across all religious ✅
A ) Khawaja Baqi Billah ✅
B ) Raja Todar Mal
C ) Akbar's son, Jahangir
D ) Abu'l-Fazl
A ) Ibn Arabi ✅
B ) Tansen
C ) Abu'l-Fazl
D ) Raja Todar Mal
A ) He introduced standard weights and measures in the empire. ✅
B ) He was a religious advisor to Akbar.
C ) He composed Persian poetry
D ) He was the head of military strategy.
A ) Fakir Azaduddin ✅
B ) Abdul Rahim khan Khanan
C ) Birbal
D ) Raja Man Singh
A ) Akbar's Tomb in Sikandra ✅
B ) Humayun's Tomb
C ) Taj Mahal
D ) Qutb Minar
A ) Wahdat al-Wujud (unity of Existence) ✅
B ) Unitarianism
C ) Advaita Vedanta
D ) Vedantic Monism