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    Which lady was honored by Aurangzeb with the title ‘Sahibat-uz-Zamani’?

    (A) Shaista Khan

    (B) Amin Khan

    (C) Jahan Ara

    (D) Roshan Ara

    Option c – Jahan Ara

    Saint Ramdas was associated with the reign of which Mughal ruler?

    (A) Akbar

    (B) Jahangir

    (C) Shah Jahan

    (D) Aurangzeb

    Option d – Aurangzeb

    The Moti Masjid located inside Delhi’s Red Fort was commissioned by which Mughal emperor?

    (A) Akbar

    (B) Jahangir

    (C) Shah Jahan

    (D) Aurangzeb

    Option d – Aurangzeb

    Assertion (A): Aurangzeb succeeded Shah Jahan to the Mughal throne. Reason (R): The principle of primogeniture was followed during succession. Select the correct option.

    (A) Both (A) and (R) are correct, and (R) explains (A)

    (B) Both (A) and (R) are correct, but (R) does not explain (A)

    (C) (A) is correct, but (R) is incorrect

    (D) (A) is incorrect, but (R) is correct

    Option c – (A) is correct, but (R) is incorrect

    During Mughal administration, what was the main responsibility of the Mir Bakshi?

    (A) Collection of taxes from peasants

    (B) Management of accounts and expenditure

    (C) Supervision of land revenue officers

    (D) Overseeing military appointments and ranks

    Option c – Supervision of land revenue officers

    Who among the following served as a physician in the Mughal court?

    (A) Bernier

    (B) Coreri

    (C) Manucci

    (D) Tavernier

    Option c – Manucci

    In Mughal administration, what was a ‘district’ called?

    (A) Ahar

    (B) Vishyas

    (C) Suba

    (D) Sarkar

    Option d – Sarkar

    Who acted as the head of the army under the Mughal Empire?

    (A) Shane-e-Peel

    (B) Mir Bakshi

    (C) Wazir

    (D) Sawahenigar

    Option b – Mir Bakshi

    In the Mughal Empire, the official known as ‘Muhtasib’ was responsible for

    (A) Military supervision

    (B) Foreign affairs

    (C) Regulation of public morals

    (D) Correspondence management

    Option c – Regulation of public morals

    The Mansabdari system in Medieval India was primarily introduced to

    (A) Recruit soldiers for the army

    (B) Simplify the collection of revenue

    (C) Maintain communal harmony

    (D) Ensure efficient administrative control

    Option d – Ensure efficient administrative control

    Which of the following statements regarding the Mansabdari system is incorrect?

    (A) It consisted of 33 divisions

    (B) Mansabdars were given conditional or Mashut rank

    (C) The ‘Sawar’ rank could exceed the ‘Zat’ rank

    (D) Every civil and military officer was granted a mansab

    Option c – The ‘Sawar’ rank could exceed the ‘Zat’ rank

    What was considered the chief source of state revenue in the Mughal Empire?

    (A) Booty

    (B) Escheat

    (C) Land Revenue

    (D) Tax on trade

    Option c – Land Revenue

    In Mughal terminology, the word ‘Maal’ denoted

    (A) Land Revenue

    (B) Salary

    (C) Allowance

    (D) None of these

    Option a – Land Revenue

    Which Mughal emperor is known to have banned the use of tobacco?

    (A) Akbar

    (B) Babur

    (C) Jahangir

    (D) Aurangzeb

    Option c – Jahangir

    What was ‘Madad-i-Mash’ in the Mughal administrative system?

    (A) Toll tax

    (B) Land granted tax-free to scholars

    (C) Pension for military officers

    (D) Cultivation tax

    Option b – Land granted tax-free to scholars

    Which ruler issued coins depicting the figures of Rama and Sita with the inscription ‘Rama-Siya’ in Devanagari?

    (A) Bhoja

    (B) Siddharaja Jayasimha

    (C) Zain-ul-Abidin

    (D) Akbar

    Option d – Akbar

    What was the copper coin called during the Mughal period?

    (A) Rupee

    (B) Dam

    (C) Tanka

    (D) Shamsi

    Option b – Dam

    In Medieval India, the term ‘Bantai’ was used for

    (A) Religious tax

    (B) A system of revenue assessment

    (C) Wealth tax

    (D) Property tax

    Option b – A system of revenue assessment

    Assertion (A): The Mansabdari system functioned during the Mughal Empire. Reason (R): Mansabdars were appointed based on merit and qualifications. Select the correct answer.

    (A) Both (A) and (R) are correct and (R) explains (A)

    (B) Both (A) and (R) are correct, but (R) does not explain (A)

    (C) (A) is correct, but (R) is incorrect

    (D) (A) is incorrect, but (R) is correct

    Option c – (A) is correct, but (R) is incorrect

    Consider the following statements and identify the correct option: 1. Not all mansabdars served in the military. 2. Senior civil officers under the Mughals also held mansabs.

    (A) Both 1 and 2 are incorrect

      (B) Both 1 and 2 are correct

      (C) 1 is correct, but 2 is incorrect

      (D) 1 is incorrect, but 2 is correct

      Option b – Both 1 and 2 are correct

      Regarding the Mughal Mansabdari system, consider the following statements and choose the correct code: 1. The titles of Zat and Mansab were hereditary. 2. Mansabdars were officials under the empire. 3. Mansabdars were divided into three classes. 4. Their salaries were paid by the Diwan’s office.

      (A) All four statements are correct

        (B) All four statements are incorrect

        (C) Only statements 1, 2 and 3 are correct

        (D) Only statements 1 and 3 are correct

        Option d – Only statements 1 and 3 are correct

        Who authored the historical work Shahjahan-nama?

        (A) Gulbadan Begum

        (B) Shah Jahan

        (C) Abdul Hamid Lahori

        (D) Inayat Khan

        Option d – Inayat Khan

        Identify the correctly matched pair from the following works and their authors.

        (A) Babur : Tuzuk-i-Baburi

        (B) Humayun : Humayun Nama

        (C) Sher Shah : Tarikh-i-Sher Shahi

        (D) Akbar : Tabaqat-i-Akbari

        Option a – Babur : Tuzuk-i-Baburi

        Anwar-e-Suhaili is a Persian translation of which ancient text?

        (A) Panchtantra

        (B) Mahabharata

        (C) Ramayan

        (D) Sur Sagar

        Option a – Panchtantra

        In how many years did Abul Fazl complete the Akbar Nama?

        (A) Seven years

        (B) Eight years

        (C) Nine years

        (D) Ten years

        Option a – Seven years

        What was the official language used in the Mughal court?

        (A) Arabic

        (B) Turkish

        (C) Persian

        (D) Urdu

        Option c – Persian

        What is Nastaliq best known as?

        (A) A Persian script popular in Medieval India

        (B) A raga composed by Tansen

        (C) A tax imposed by Mughal rulers

        (D) A guidebook for Islamic scholars

        Option a – A Persian script popular in Medieval India

        The ruler who composed devotional verses for Lord Krishna under the pen name ‘Nagri Das’ was

        (A) Raja Ummed Singh

        (B) Raja Ram Singh

        (C) Raja Chhatrasal

        (D) Raja Sawant Singh

        Option d – Raja Sawant Singh

        Who among the following is credited with writing Ram Chandrika and Rasik-Priya?

        (A) Keshav

        (B) Matiram

        (C) Raskhan

        (D) Senapati

        Option a – Keshav

        Hemu is remembered in Indian History as

        (A) Puran Mal

        (B) Maldev

        (C) Rana Sanga

        (D) Hemu

        Option d – Hemu

        The expression “The Last Sun of Indian Glory” refers to

        (A) Shivaji

        (B) Prithviraj

        (C) Rana Pratap

        (D) Hemu

        Option d – Hemu

        Which of the following pairs is incorrectly matched?

        (A) Jahangir : William Hawkins

        (B) Akbar : Sir Thomas Roe

        (C) Shah Jahan : Tavernier

        (D) Aurangzeb : Manucci

        Option b – Akbar : Sir Thomas Roe

        Choose the correctly matched battle with its year.

        (A) Battle of Chausa : 1538 A.D.

        (B) Battle of Kannauj : 1539 A.D.

        (C) Battle of Haldighati : 1576 A.D.

        (D) Battle of Khanwa : 1657 A.D.

        Option c – Battle of Haldighati : 1576 A.D.

        Which of the following combinations is wrongly matched?

        (A) Babur : Battle of Khanwa

        (B) Humayun : Battle of Chausa

        (C) Akbar : Battle of Haldighati

        (D) Jahangir : Battle of Balkh

        Option d – Jahangir : Battle of Balkh

        Who was known by the name Ara Ali Khan?

        (A) Abul Fazl

        (B) Abul Faizi

        (C) Todarmal

        (D) None of these

        Option d – None of these

        Which Mughal port was referred to as “Babul Mecca” or “Gateway to Mecca”?

        (A) Calicut

        (B) Bharuch

        (C) Cambay

        (D) Surat

        Option d – Surat

        The Mughals adopted the festival of Navroz from which community?

        (A) Zoroastrians

        (B) Jews

        (C) Mongols

        (D) Turks

        Option a – Zoroastrians

        The Madarsa famous for teaching Muslim jurisprudence during the Mughal era was located in

        (A) Lucknow

        (B) Delhi

        (C) Sialkot

        (D) Hyderabad

        Option a – Lucknow

        Which of the following tombs and locations is correctly matched?

        (A) Khuldabad : Tomb of Shaikh Salim Chishti

        (B) Fatehpur Sikri : Tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula

        (C) Agra : Tomb of Aurangzeb

        (D) Delhi : Tomb of Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan

        Option d – Delhi : Tomb of Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan

        Which structure was popularly called Shah-i-Fatehpur?

        (A) Buland Darwaza

        (B) Turky Sultana ka Mahal

        (C) Jama Masjid

        (D) Shahjadi Umber ka Mahal

        Option c – Jama Masjid

        During the Mughal period, a Muallim referred to

        (A) A tax

        (B) An administrative division

        (C) A ruler

        (D) A worker employed on Indian merchant ships

        Option d – A worker employed on Indian merchant ships

        The Banjaras, during Medieval India, were primarily known as

        (A) Agriculturists

        (B) Warriors

        (C) Weavers

        (D) Traders

        Option d – Traders

        Choose the correct chronological order of the following Muslim rulers. 1. Ahmad Shah Abdali 2. Muhammad Shah 3. Jahangir 4. Bahadur Shah

          (A) 1, 2, 3, 4

          (B) 4, 3, 2, 1

          (C) 3, 2, 1, 4

          (D) 2, 1, 3, 4

          Option c – 3, 2, 1, 4

          Arrange the following battles of the Mughal era in their correct chronological order 1. Battle of Ghaghra 2. Battle of Khanwa 3. Battle of Chausa 4. Battle of Samugarh

          (A) 2, 1, 3, 4

          (B) 1, 3, 2, 4

          (C) 3, 2, 1, 4

          (D) 2, 3, 1, 4

          Option a – 2, 1, 3, 4

          Akbar granted 500 Bighas of land to which Sikh Guru?

          (A) Guru Arjun Dev

          (B) Guru Ramdas

          (C) Guru Har Rai

          (D) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          Option b – Guru Ramdas

          Identify the correctly matched pair from the following.

          (A) Guru Amar Das : Miri and Piri

          (B) Guru Arjun Dev : Adi Granth

          (C) Guru Ramdas : Dal Khalsa

          (D) Guru Gobind Singh : Manji

          Option b – Guru Arjun Dev : Adi Granth

          Who was chosen by Guru Nanak as his successor?

          (A) Guru Ramdas

          (B) Guru Amardas

          (C) Guru Har Rai

          (D) Guru Angad

          Option d – Guru Angad

          Which Sikh Guru laid the foundation of the city of Amritsar?

          (A) Guru Nanak

          (B) Guru Gobind Singh

          (C) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (D) Guru Ramdas

          Option d – Guru Ramdas

          Which Sikh Guru provided refuge and resources to Prince Khusrau?

          (A) Guru Hargobind Singh

          (B) Guru Gobind Singh

          (C) Guru Arjun Dev

          (D) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          Option c – Guru Arjun Dev

          Who was responsible for compiling the ‘Adi Granth’ or the ‘Guru Granth Sahib’? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order mcqs )

          (A) Guru Nanak Dev

          (B) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (C) Guru Gobind Singh

          (D) Guru Arjun Dev

          Option d – Guru Arjun Dev

          Aurangzeb ordered the execution of which Sikh Guru? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order mcqs )

          (A) Guru Gobind Singh

          (B) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (C) Guru Ramdas

          (D) Guru Angad

          Option b – Guru Tegh Bahadur

          A prominent Sikh Gurudwara is located at which of the following places? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order mcqs )

          (A) Roop Kund

          (B) Hem Kund

          (C) Tara Kund

          (D) Brahm Kund

          Option b – Hem Kund

          Which Sikh Guru was born in the city of Patna? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order mcqs )

          (A) Guru Nanak

          (B) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (C) Guru Hargobind

          (D) Guru Gobind Singh

          Option d – Guru Gobind Singh

          Nanded holds special significance for Sikhs due to the mausoleum of which Guru? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order mcqs )

          (A) Guru Amardas

          (B) Guru Angad

          (C) Guru Arjun Dev

          (D) Guru Gobind Singh

          Option d – Guru Gobind Singh

          Guru Gobind Singh is remembered for which major contribution? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Founding the military order of the Sikhs

          (B) Establishing a Sikh kingdom

          (C) Promoting harmony among Sikhs

          (D) Defeating Aurangzeb in battle

          Option a – Founding the military order of the Sikhs

          Around how many years ago was the Khalsa Panth established? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) 150

          (B) 300

          (C) 200

          (D) 400

          Option b – 300

          Which Sikh Guru founded the Khalsa Panth? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Guru Gobind Singh

          (B) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (C) Guru Arjun Dev

          (D) Guru Nanak Dev

          Option a – Guru Gobind Singh

          Under whose leadership were Sikhs transformed into the Khalsa? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (B) Guru Arjun

          (C) Guru Gobind Singh

          (D) Guru Nanak Dev

          Option c – Guru Gobind Singh

          Who is regarded as the final prophet in Sikhism? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Guru Arjun Dev

          (B) Guru Gobind Singh

          (C) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (D) None of the above

          Option b – Guru Gobind Singh

          The Sikh Guru who established the Khalsa was ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Guru Har Rai

          (B) Guru Har Kishan

          (C) Guru Tegh Bahadur

          (D) Guru Gobind Singh

          Option d – Guru Gobind Singh

          What was the original name of Banda Bahadur? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Mahesh Das

          (B) Lachhman Dev

          (C) Dwarka Das

          (D) Harnam Das

          Option b – Lachhman Dev

          Who was the last ruler of the Sikh Empire? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Dilip Singh

          (B) Naunihal Singh

          (C) Ranjit Singh

          (D) Sher Singh

          Option a – Dilip Singh

          Which Sikh Gurus were executed by the ruling authorities of their time?. 1. Guru Angad 2. Guru Arjun Dev 3. Guru Har Gobind 4. Guru Tegh Bahadur ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Only 2 and 4

          (B) Only 2 and 3

          (C) Only 1 and 3

          (D) Only 1 and 2

          Option a – Only 2 and 4

          In which battle did Shivaji achieve victory over the Mughals? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Purandar

          (B) Raigarh

          (C) Salher

          (D) Shivner

          Option c – Salher

          In which year was Shivaji born, and when did he take the title of Chhatrapati? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) 1626, 1675

          (B) 1625, 1671

          (C) 1627, 1661

          (D) 1627, 1674

          Option d – 1627, 1674

          Which of the following factors contributed to the rise of the Maratha power? ( Later Mughal Rulers Chronological Order MCQs )

          (A) Religious awakening

          (B) Geographic protection

          (C) Political consciousness

          (D) All of the above

          Option d – All of the above

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