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Answer: Option D. -> 2 and 3
Answer: (d)
Abul Hasan and Aqa Riza were the Jahangiri painters.
Jehangir encouraged artists to paint portraits and court scenes. His most talented portrait painters were Abul Hasan and Bishan Das.
Bahadur Shah I (1707-1712 AD.) also tried to restore the court patronize of paintings.
Answer: (d)
Abul Hasan and Aqa Riza were the Jahangiri painters.
Jehangir encouraged artists to paint portraits and court scenes. His most talented portrait painters were Abul Hasan and Bishan Das.
Bahadur Shah I (1707-1712 AD.) also tried to restore the court patronize of paintings.
Answer: Option C. -> Abul Fazal
Answer: (c)
Answer: (c)
Answer: Option B. -> Expected revenue
Answer: (b)
Answer: (b)
Answer: Option C. -> Ahmednagar
Answer: (c)
Answer: (c)
Answer: Option D. -> 3 4 2 1
Answer: (d)
Babar’s tomb is in Kabul. Humayun’s tomb placed in Delhi. Akbar’s tomb placed in Sikandara. Jahangir’s tomb placed in Lahore.
Answer: (d)
Babar’s tomb is in Kabul. Humayun’s tomb placed in Delhi. Akbar’s tomb placed in Sikandara. Jahangir’s tomb placed in Lahore.
Answer: Option A. -> Balaji II
Answer: (a) The Maratha power reached its zenith during the Peshwaship of Balaji II. The Maratha state under him reached its territorial zenith extending from Cuttack to Attack and in July 1760 the Marathas occupied Delhi.
Answer: (a) The Maratha power reached its zenith during the Peshwaship of Balaji II. The Maratha state under him reached its territorial zenith extending from Cuttack to Attack and in July 1760 the Marathas occupied Delhi.
Answer: Option D. -> Mehdi Khwaja
Answer: (d) Mehndi Khwaja favoured by prime minister Mir Khalifa as Babur’s successor instead of Humayun. Babur’s prime minister Mir Khalifa had doubts about Humayun’s abilities and tried to raise Mehdi Khwaja, Babur’s brother-in-law to the throne.
Answer: (d) Mehndi Khwaja favoured by prime minister Mir Khalifa as Babur’s successor instead of Humayun. Babur’s prime minister Mir Khalifa had doubts about Humayun’s abilities and tried to raise Mehdi Khwaja, Babur’s brother-in-law to the throne.
Answer: Option A. -> He made recommendations for appointment to Mansabs to the emperor
Answer: (a)Recommendation for appointment to mansabs to the Emperor is not a function of Mir Bakhshi . The duties of Mir Bakhshi includedThe recruitment of the army maintaining a list of mansabdars with their postings. Keeping a roster of the Palace guards. Preparing the rules as to grants of pay keeping up a list of officers paid in cash, and an abstract of the total paybills. The superintendence of the mustering for branding and verifying the troopers’ horses and the orders subsidiary thereto.
Answer: (a)Recommendation for appointment to mansabs to the Emperor is not a function of Mir Bakhshi . The duties of Mir Bakhshi includedThe recruitment of the army maintaining a list of mansabdars with their postings. Keeping a roster of the Palace guards. Preparing the rules as to grants of pay keeping up a list of officers paid in cash, and an abstract of the total paybills. The superintendence of the mustering for branding and verifying the troopers’ horses and the orders subsidiary thereto.
Answer: Option B. -> Access over fixed rates
Answer: (b)
Answer: (b)
Answer: Option D. -> 5 Havaldars
Answer: (d)
In the cavalry of Shivaji, a Jumla commanded 5 Havaldars. The most significant part of his army was the Paga on state cavalry. There were two classes in the cavalry, the Bargirs and the Shiladars.
There were regular grades in the cavalry, the unit formed by 25 troopers over 25 troopers, there was a Havaldar. Five Havaldars were placed under one Jumladar and over 10 Jumladars, there was one Hazari, five one Hazaris were under a Panj Hazari.
Answer: (d)
In the cavalry of Shivaji, a Jumla commanded 5 Havaldars. The most significant part of his army was the Paga on state cavalry. There were two classes in the cavalry, the Bargirs and the Shiladars.
There were regular grades in the cavalry, the unit formed by 25 troopers over 25 troopers, there was a Havaldar. Five Havaldars were placed under one Jumladar and over 10 Jumladars, there was one Hazari, five one Hazaris were under a Panj Hazari.
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