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    Which of the following saints were associated with the Sufi tradition?. 1. Rahim 2. Nizamuddin Auliya 3. Muinuddin Chishti 4. Raskhan

    a) Only Rahim and Muinuddin Chishti

    b) Rahim, Nizamuddin Auliya and Muinuddin Chishti

    c) Only Nizamuddin Auliya and Muinuddin Chishti

    d) Only Nizamuddin Auliya and Raskhan

    Option c - Only Nizamuddin Auliya and Muinuddin Chishti

    Who defeated Babur in the Battle of Sar-e-Pul?

    a) Abdullah Khan Uzbek

    b) Shaibani Khan

    c) Ubaydullah Khan

    d) Jani Beg

    Option b - Shaibani Khan

    The First Battle of Panipat was fought between which of the following rulers?

    a) Babur and Rana Sanga

    b) Sher Shah Suri and Akbar

    c) Humayun and Ibrahim Lodi

    d) Babur and Ibrahim Lodi

    Option d - Babur and Ibrahim Lodi

    Alam Khan, who encouraged Babur to invade India, was

    a) An uncle of Ibrahim Lodi and a contender for the Delhi throne

    b) A cousin of Ibrahim Lodi who was driven out of the kingdom

    c) The father of Dilawar Khan who suffered harsh treatment

    d) A high-ranking Punjab official dissatisfied with Ibrahim Lodi

    Option a - An uncle of Ibrahim Lodi and a contender for the Delhi throne

    The Mughal rulers of Medieval India originally belonged to which ethnic group?

    a) Persian

    b) Afghan

    c) Chagatai Turk

    d) None of the above

    Option c - Chagatai Turk

    What was the main factor behind Babur’s success in the First Battle of Panipat?

    a) Powerful cavalry

    b) Superior military planning

    c) Use of the Tulghuma tactic

    d) Disunity among Afghan nobles

    Option b - Superior military planning

    In which battle was artillery used for the first time on the Indian battlefield?

    a) First Battle of Panipat

    b) Battle of Khanwa

    c) Battle of Plassey

    d) Third Battle of Panipat

    Option a - First Battle of Panipat

    Babur’s victory over Ibrahim Lodi was primarily due to

    a) His personal bravery

    b) Effective use of artillery

    c) Administrative weakness of Ibrahim Lodi

    d) Superior leadership skills

    Option b - Effective use of artillery

    Whom did Babur defeat in the First Battle of Panipat?

    a) Rana Sanga

    b) Ibrahim Lodi

    c) Sikandar Lodi

    d) Sher Shah Suri

    Option b - Ibrahim Lodi

    In which year did Babur defeat Sultan Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat?

    a) 1527 AD

    b) 1526 AD

    c) 1525 AD

    d) 1524 AD

    Option b - 1526 AD

    Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?

    a) First Battle of Panipat – 1526

    b) Battle of Khanwa – 1527

    c) Battle of Ghaghara – 1529

    d) Battle of Chanderi – 1530

    Option d - Battle of Chanderi – 1530

    During which battle did Babur declare a religious war?

    a) Battle of Panipat

    b) Battle of Khanwa

    c) Battle of Chanderi

    d) None of the above

    Option b - Battle of Khanwa

    Rana Sanga fought against Babur in which battle?

    a) Battle of Panipat

    b) Battle of Khanwa

    c) Battle of Chanderi

    d) Battle of Ghaghara

    Option b - Battle of Khanwa

    Which ruler of Mewar was defeated in the Battle of Khanwa in 1527?

    a) Rana Pratap

    b) Man Singh

    c) Uday Singh

    d) Rana Sanga

    Option d - Rana Sanga

    After establishing Mughal rule in India, Zahiruddin Muhammad adopted which name?

    a) Babur

    b) Humayun

    c) Jahangir

    d) Bahadur Shah

    Option a - Babur

    Babur first assumed the title of Padshah at which place?

    a) Ferghana

    b) Kabul

    c) Delhi

    d) Samarkand

    Option b - Kabul

    Which Mughal emperor’s life reflects patience and perseverance as lessons for success?

    a) Babur

    b) Humayun

    c) Akbar

    d) Aurangzeb

    Option a - Babur

    Which Hindu kingdom is mentioned by Babur in his autobiography?

    a) Orissa

    b) Gujarat

    c) Mewar

    d) Kashmir

    Option c - Mewar

    The Tuzuk-i-Baburi was originally written in which language?

    a) Persian

    b) Arabic

    c) Turkish

    d) Urdu

    Option c - Turkish

    Who was responsible for the construction of the Babri Mosque at Ayodhya?

    a) Babur

    b) Humayun

    c) Nizam-ul-Mulk

    d) Mir Baqi

    Option d - Mir Baqi

    Consider the following consequences of Babur’s invasion of India. 1. Introduction of gunpowder-based warfare in the subcontinent. 2. Adoption of arch and dome styles in architecture. 3. Establishment of the Timurid dynasty in India. Which of the statements given above are correct?

    a) Only the first and second

    b) Only the third

    c) Only the first and third

    d) All of the above

    Option b - Only the third

    Who among the following was put to death by Akbar himself?

    a) Adham Khan

    b) Bairam Khan

    c) Baz Bahadur

    d) Pir Muhammad Khan

    Option a - Adham Khan

    Which Rajputana state refused to accept Akbar’s authority voluntarily?

    a) Amber

    b) Mewar

    c) Marwar

    d) Bikaner

    Option b - Mewar

    Which Rajput ruler continued his fight against the Mughals without submitting?

    a) Raja Rai Singh of Bikaner

    b) Rao Chandrasen of Marwar

    c) Raja Bharmal of Amber

    d) Maharana Amar Singh of Mewar

    Option b - Rao Chandrasen of Marwar

    Rani Durgawati, who resisted Akbar, ruled over which region?

    a) Mandla

    b) Mandu

    c) Asirgarh

    d) Ramgarh

    Option a - Mandla

    On whose instructions was Abul Fazl assassinated?

    a) Prince Salim

    b) Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan

    c) Prince Murad

    d) Prince Daniyal

    Option a - Prince Salim

    Which of the following does not justify Akbar’s image as a nationalist ruler?

    a) His alleged abandonment of Islam

    b) Unification of administration and law

    c) Promotion of cultural harmony

    d) His religious approach

    Option a - His alleged abandonment of Islam

    Which Muslim ruler was the first to abolish the pilgrimage tax?

    a) Bahlul Lodi

    b) Sher Shah

    c) Humayun

    d) Akbar

    Option d - Akbar

    Which Mughal emperor is often described as a benevolent or enlightened autocrat?

    a) Babur

    b) Humayun

    c) Akbar

    d) Aurangzeb

    Option c - Akbar

    Who issued the regulation allowing remarriage only if the first wife was infertile?

    a) Alauddin Khalji

    b) Sher Shah

    c) Akbar

    d) None of the above

    Option c - Akbar

    Under Akbar, who headed the military administration?

    a) Diwan

    b) Mir Bakshi

    c) Mir Saman

    d) Bakshi

    Option b - Mir Bakshi

    Akbar’s military organization was primarily based on which system?

    a) Mansabdari

    b) Zamindari

    c) Feudal structure

    d) Ain-i-Dahsala

    Option a - Mansabdari

    Who was the first official to receive full recognition as Diwan during Akbar’s reign?

    a) Asaf Khan

    b) Munim Khan

    c) Muzaffar Khan Turbati

    d) Raja Todarmal

    Option c - Muzaffar Khan Turbati

    From which region was the Mansabdari system adapted by Akbar?

    a) Afghanistan

    b) Turkey

    c) Mongolia

    d) Persia

    Option c - Mongolia

    Who introduced the Zabti system of land revenue collection?

    a) Ghiyasuddin Tughluq

    b) Sikandar Lodi

    c) Sher Shah

    d) Akbar

    Option d - Akbar

    Todarmal earned distinction mainly for his contributions in

    a) Military expeditions

    b) Revenue administration

    c) Wit and humor

    d) Painting

    Option b - Revenue administration

    Which land revenue system was popularly known as Bandobast?

    a) Zabti

    b) Dahsala

    c) Nasq

    d) Kankut

    Option b - Dahsala

    Which revenue system was followed in the Deccan during Akbar’s rule?

    a) Kankut

    b) Assessment by ploughs

    c) Zabt

    d) Ghallabhakshi

    Option b - Assessment by ploughs

    Todarmal is best remembered for his role in

    a) Legal reforms

    b) Land revenue reforms

    c) Literary works

    d) Music

    Option b - Land revenue reforms

    Who acted as a connecting figure between Sher Shah and Akbar in revenue reforms?

    a) Birbal

    b) Todarmal

    c) Bhagwandas

    d) Bharmal

    Option b - Todarmal

    The Ain-i-Dahsala system was developed during Akbar’s reign by

    a) Shahnawaz Khan

    b) Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan

    c) Todarmal

    d) Mulla Do Pyaza

    Option c - Todarmal

    In which year did Akbar proclaim the Din-i-Ilahi?

    a) 1570

    b) 1578

    c) 1581

    d) 1582

    Option d - 1582

    Which Mughal ruler actively supported the Din-i-Ilahi?

    a) Babur

    b) Akbar

    c) Aurangzeb

    d) Shah Jahan

    Option b - Akbar

    Which historian referred to Din-i-Ilahi as a religious doctrine?

    a) Abul Fazl

    b) Abdul Qadir Badauni

    c) Nizamuddin

    d) Mohsin Fani

    Option d - Mohsin Fani

    Who ordered the construction of the Ibadat Khana?

    a) Aurangzeb

    b) Alauddin Khalji

    c) Akbar

    d) Firuz Tughluq

    Option c - Akbar

    The Ibadat Khana at Fatehpur Sikri served as

    a) A private mosque for the royal household

    b) Akbar’s personal prayer room

    c) A place for Inter-religious debates and discussions

    d) A meeting hall for nobles of different faiths

    Option c - A place for Inter-religious debates and discussions

    Which of the following structures is not situated at Fatehpur Sikri?

    a) Golden Palace

    b) Panch Mahal

    c) Jodha Bai Palace

    d) Akbari Mahal

    Option d - Akbari Mahal

    Which Indian monument represents a blend of Persian and indigenous architectural styles?

    a) Qutub Minar

    b) Lodi’s Tomb

    c) Humayun’s Tomb

    d) Red Fort

    Option c - Humayun’s Tomb

    Who propagated the principle of Sulh-i-Kul?

    a) Nizamuddin Auliya

    b) Akbar

    c) Zain-ul-Abidin

    d) Shaikh Nasiruddin Chirag

    Option b - Akbar

    Akbar’s idea of Sulh-i-Kul was influenced by

    a) Political magnanimity

    b) Religious tolerance

    c) Broad cultural outlook

    d) All of the above

    Option d - All of the above

    Arrange the following events of Akbar’s reign in the correct chronological sequence. 1. Abolition of Jizya 2. Construction of Ibadat Khana 3. Singing of Mahzar 4. Establishment of Din-i-Ilahi

    a) 1, 2, 3, 4

    b) 2, 3, 4, 1

    c) 1, 3, 2, 4

    d) 3, 4, 1, 2

    Option a - 1, 2, 3, 4

    Assertion (A): During Akbar’s period, each mansabdar was required to maintain twenty horses for every ten cavalrymen. Reason (R): Horses required rest during marches, and replacements were necessary during warfare.

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

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

    c) (A) is correct, but (R) is false

    d) (A) is false, but (R) is correct

    Option a - Both (A) and (R) are correct, and (R) explains (A) accurately

    Assertion (A): Akbar constructed the ‘Buland Darwaza’ at Fatehpur Sikri. Reason (R): It was built to celebrate the birth of his son Jahangir.

    a) Both (A) and (R) are true, and (R) explains (A) correctly

    b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) does not explain (A)

    c) (A) is true, but (R) is false

    d) (A) is false, but (R) is true

    Option c - (A) is true, but (R) is false

    Who was the first representative sent by the East India Company to Jahangir’s court?

    a) Sir Thomas Roe

    b) Vasco da Gama

    c) Hawkins

    d) Job Charnock

    Option c - Hawkins

    Which envoy of King James I visited Jahangir’s court?

    a) William Hawkins

    b) William Finch

    c) Pitra Della Villa

    d) Edward Terry

    Option a - William Hawkins

    Who introduced the ‘Do-aspa’ and ‘Sih-aspa’ military systems?

    a) Akbar

    b) Jahangir

    c) Shah Jahan

    d) Aurangzeb

    Option b - Jahangir

    Under whose reign was the Treaty of Chittor signed with the Rana of Mewar?

    a) Akbar

    b) Jahangir

    c) Shah Jahan

    d) Aurangzeb

    Option b - Jahangir

    To whom did Jahangir grant the title ‘English-Khan’?

    a) Albuquerque

    b) Francisco Almeida

    c) William Hawkins

    d) Henry the Navigator

    Option c - William Hawkins

    Sir Thomas Roe arrived in India as a British Ambassador during the reign of

    a) Akbar

    b) Aurangzeb

    c) Jahangir

    d) Shah Jahan

    Option c - Jahangir

    In which year did Sir Thomas Roe meet Jahangir for an audience?

    a) 1616

    b) 1615

    c) 1516

    d) 1614

    Option b - 1615

    Where did Thomas Roe have his audience with Jahangir?

    a) Agra

    b) Ajmer

    c) Delhi

    d) Fatehpur Sikri

    Option b - Ajmer

    Which British envoy traveled from Ajmer to Mandu to meet Jahangir?

    a) Clive

    b) Sir Thomas Roe

    c) Lord Ester

    d) Clyde

    Option b - Sir Thomas Roe

    Which Dutch traveler documented Jahangir’s reign in detail?

    a) Francisco Pelsaert

    b) Hawkins

    c) Niccolao Manucci

    d) Peter Mundy

    Option a - Francisco Pelsaert

    Which of the following travelers visited India during Jahangir’s period?

    a) Father Anthony Monserate

    b) Francisco Pelsaert

    c) Niccolao Manucci

    d) Francois Bernier

    Option b - Francisco Pelsaert

    The mausoleum of which Mughal emperor is located within India?

    a) Aurangzeb

    b) Akbar

    c) Humayun

    d) Babur

    Option d - Babur

    Where was Emperor Jahangir laid to rest?

    a) Agra

    b) Delhi

    c) Lahore

    d) Srinagar

    Option c - Lahore

    Which emperor’s tomb among the following is outside India?

    a) Humayun

    b) Aurangzeb

    c) Jahandar Shah

    d) Jahangir

    Option d - Jahangir

    Mughal painting attained its peak during the reign of

    a) Humayun

    b) Akbar

    c) Jahangir

    d) Shah Jahan

    Option c - Jahangir

    Which painter was honored with the title ‘Nadir-ul-Zaman’ by Jahangir?

    a) Abul Hassan

    b) Farrukh Beg

    c) Bishandas

    d) Agha Raza

    Option a - Abul Hassan

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