mughal empire quiz set 9 Questions and Answers Detailed Explanation

Answer: (c)

Bargir was the Royal cavalry of the Maratha army system. There were two kinds of cavalry, viz. Bargirs and the Shiledars. Bargirs were provided horses from the state and thus, the horses were property of the royal household and were looked after by state officers. Shiledars used to keep their own horses.

Answer: (b)

Akbar ruled with a social and religious toleration that was relative, not absolute, and was based on his concept of sulh-i-kul (for the general good of all people) which built on his liberal views of religion. Akbar took the Sufi mystic notion of sulh-i-kul and transformed it to become a principle denoting amity within a culturally pluralistic India.

Answer: (a)

During the beginning of his rule, Shahjahan used to favour Islam, but as the time rolled by he became tolerant to other religions, and kept continuing the ‘Jharokha Darshan’ ‘Tuladaan’ and Tilak on the forehead of the Hindu Kings. He donated lands to Shanti Das, a jeweller and banker, to construct inns for Jain saints.

He also had Hindu poets like Pt. Jagannath, Kavindracharya, Chintamani, and Sunder Das.

Answer: (c)

1. Battle of Bahadurgarh occured in Feb 1658.
2. Battle of Dharmat happened in April, 1658.
3. Battle of Samugarh happened in June 1658.
4. Battle of Deorai happened in April, 1659.

Answer: (a)

Answer: (c)