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History of Medieval India (1526-1707) HISTORY (TYBA) HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL INDIA (1526-1707) MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS SET D 1. Which port of Gujrat was known as Babul Makka (the Gate of Mecca) in Mughal times? A. Kandla Port B. Kambhat Port C. Surat Port D. Hoogli Port 2. Which Mughal garden exists in Kashmir even today? A. Nishat Bagh B. Shalimar Bagh C. Noor Bagh D. Vishal Bagh 3. Mughal Art of Painting reached its zenith during the rule of which Mughal Emperor? A. Akbar B. Humayun C. Babur D. Jahangir 4. Who translated Tuzuk-i-Baburi in Persian Language? A. Abul Fazl B. Ustad Isa C. Raja Todarmal D. Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khana 5. Which Mughal King was referred to as Zinda Pir (a living saint)? A. Akbar B. Aurangzeb C. Shah Alam II D. Jahangir 6. What is the name of the Sikh Guru who is credited with the founding the tradition of five K’s? A. Guru Tej Bahadur B. Guru Gobind Singh C. Guru Amardas D. Guru Arjandev 7. The Grant Trunk Road from Indus to Sonargaon in Bengal was restored by which Emperor? A. Islam Shah Sur B. Adil Shah Sur C. Sher Shah Sur D. Akbar 8. The Din-in-Ilahi faith was first accepted by whom? A. Abul fazl B. Tansen C. Raja Todarmal D. Birbal 9. Which of the following Mughal Emperor was illiterate? A. Akbar B. Jahangir C. Humayun D. Aurangzeb 10. The innovator of Revenue Settlement during the rule of Akbar was? A. Raja Mansingh B. Raja Bhagwandas C. Raja Todarmal D. Raja Birbal 11. In which year did Shivaji Maharaj sacked Surat? A. 1663 B. 1660 C. 1664 D. 1665 12. In which year was Shivaj Maharaj crowned to be the Chhatrapati of Marathas? A. 1665 B. 1674 C. 1672 D. 1666 13. Who among Shivaji’s Ashtapradanmandal looked after Foreign Affairs? A. Peshwa B. Sachiv C. Panditrao D. Sumant 14. The soldiers who brought their own horses and arms during Mughal period was called as? A. Bandukchi B. Bargir C. Siledar D. Samshirbaz 15. Which Maratha Chhatrapati was also called as Dharamveer ? A. Shivaji Maharaj B. Sambhaji Maharaj C. Rajaram Maharaj D. Sahu Maharaj 16. Who among the following was chief Military Commander of Shivaji’s Army? A. Baji Prabhu Deshpande B. Murarbaji C. Netaji Palkar D. Hambirrao Mohite 17. In which battle did the Ahom Commander successfully defied all the attempts of Emperor Aurangzeb to conquer the Assamese kingdom of Ahoms? A. Battle of Chinsura B. Battle of Saraighati C. Battle of Buxar D. Battle of Alboi 18. The famous Shalimar Garden is situated in which city? A. Delhi B. Ajmer C. Multan D. Lahore 19. Which year did the fort of Kondana won by Tanaji Malusare ? A. 1670 B. 1675 C. 1665 D. 1655 20. Who is the famous poet of Akbar’s Court? A. Raja Todarmal B. Tansen C. Abul Fazl D. Birbal 21. Who dreamt of establishing Hindavi Swaraj? A. Shivaji Maharaj B. Shahu Maharaj C. Sambhaji Maharaj D. Shahaji Raje 22. Which Mughal Emperor issued the Gold Coins with Zodiac Signs? A. Aurangzeb B. Jahangir C. Akbar D. Shahjahan 23. Which of the following painters were from the court of Akbar? A. Saiyid Ali B. Abdus Samad C. Baswan D. Govardhan 24. Who was the first Englishman to visit the court of Jahangir? A. William Hawkins B. Childe C. Lord Elphinstone D. William Bentick 25. The credit of introducing a proper Education system in Mughal era at that time goes to which Emperor? A. Akbar B. Babur C. Jahangir D. Shah Jahan .
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