Match List-I with List-II:
A. 1556
B. 1600
C. 1686
D. 1739
1. Battle of HaldiGhati 2. Nadir Shah’s capture of Delhi 3. Death of Shivaji 4. Grant of Charter to East India Company 5. Accession of Akbar
Match List-I with List-II:
A. 1556
B. 1600
C. 1686
D. 1739
1. Battle of HaldiGhati 2. Nadir Shah’s capture of Delhi 3. Death of Shivaji 4. Grant of Charter to East India Company 5. Accession of Akbar
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Consider the following:
1. Tughlaqabad fort
2. Lodi Garden
3. Qutab Minar
4. Fatehpur Sikri
The correct chronological order in which they were built is:
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Consider the following statements:
Ahadis were those troopers who:
1. offered their services singly
2. did not attach themselves to any chief
3. had the emperor as their immediate colonel
4. attached themselves to Mirzas
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The loss of Qandhar was a big blow to the Mughal empire from the viewpoint of:
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Assertion(A): During the reign of Shahjahan, Dara Sikoh was sent on expedition to Balkh, Badakhshan and Qandahar.
Reason(R): The expedition sent by Shahjahan to the Middle-East was a marvelous success.
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In the given map, the shaded part represents Akbar’s empire at a certain juncture, ‘A’ stands for an independent country and ‘B’ marks the site of the city.
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The member of Shivaji’s Ashtapradhan who looked after foreign affairs was:
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Assertion(A): At first, the Turkish administration in India was essentially military.
Reason(R): The country was parcelled out as ‘Iqtas’ among leading military leaders.
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Sultan of Delhi who is reputed to have built the biggest network of canals in India was:
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Fawazil in the Sultanate period meant:
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