मुगल प्रशासन में ‘मदद-ए-माश’ इंगित करता है–
In Mughal administration, 'Madad-i-Ma'ash' indicates:
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In Mughal administration, 'Madad-i-Ma'ash' indicates:
Which of the following Mughal canals was constructed by reviving the Rajabwah canal of Firuz Shah?
In medieval India, the Mansabdari system was introduced primarily to:
Read the statements (A) and (B) given below and select the correct answer from the codes: (A) Not all mansabdars were army/military officers. (B) Under Mughal rule, high civil officials were also mansabdars and they were classified into grades. Codes:
In Mughal administrative terminology, 'Mal' represented:
Consider the following statements regarding 'Ahadi' soldiers: 1. They offered their services individually. 2. They did not attach themselves to any nobleman/chief. 3. The Emperor himself was their immediate colonel/commander. 4. They attached themselves to the Mirzas. Which of these statements are correct? Codes:
Which of the following ports was known as 'Babul Mecca' (Gate of Mecca) during the Mughal period?
By what name was a district known during Mughal administration?
What was a district (Janapad) called during the Mughal period?
Match List-I (Emperor) with List-II (Diwan/Wazir) and select the correct answer from the codes below: List-I (Emperor) List-II (Diwan/Wazir) A. Akbar 1. Ghiyas Beg Itimad-ud-Daula B. Jahangir 2. Asad Khan C. Shah Jahan 3. Muzaffar Khan D. Aurangzeb 4. Sadullah Khan Codes:
What was the principal source of state revenue in Mughal India?
In historical sources of medieval India, the term 'Chakla' was used. It was:
In Mughal administration, the 'Muhtasib' was:
Who was responsible for the smooth operation and management of the Mughal Mansabdari system?
Given below are two statements, one labeled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R): Assertion (A): The Mughal Empire was fundamentally a military state. Reason (R): The vital force behind the development of the centralized administrative system depended on its military strength. Select the correct answer from the codes below: Codes:
Who among the following was appointed as a physician in the Mughal army?
Match List - I (Officer) with List - II (Assigned Duty) and select the correct answer from the codes given below: List - I (Officer) List - II (Assigned Duty) A. Diwan-i-Tan 1. Managing and maintaining office records B. Mustaufi 2. Recording and listing major events and royal farmans C. Mushrif 3. Overseeing jagirs and cash salaries D. Waqia-Navis 4. Auditing and inspecting state income and expenditure Codes:
During Akbar's reign, which of the following methods was the prevailing basis of land revenue collection in the Deccan?
In the medieval period, the term 'Bantai' meant:
During the Mughal period, coins minted during earlier reigns were called:
In Mughal administration, the primary duty of Mir Bakhshi was:
Given below are two statements, one labeled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R): Assertion (A): Akbar, like Sher Shah, attempted to regularize currency circulation in the state. Reason (R): Similar to Sher Shah's monetary system, the chief copper coin during Akbar's reign was Dam. Select the correct answer from the codes below: Codes:
With reference to the Mansabdari system, which statement(s) is/are correct? 1. The Mansabdari system was related to the noble/official class of the state and was initiated by Akbar. 2. The post of mansabdari was hereditary. Select the correct answer from the codes below:
Which of the following kings issued coins featuring figures of Rama-Sita and the Devanagari legend 'Rama-Siya'?
Which of the following rulers minted the silver coin named 'Shahrukh'?
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