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Question #1
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The monumental historical text 'Nuskhah-i-Dilkasha', a primary source for understanding Aurangzeb's military campaigns in the Deccan, was written by:
Correct Answer: Option D
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Bhimsen, a Hindu noble who served with Mughal forces in the south, wrote 'Nuskhah-i-Dilkasha' in Persian, providing a valuable eyewitness account of the Deccan wars.
Bhimsen, a Hindu noble who served with Mughal forces in the south, wrote 'Nuskhah-i-Dilkasha' in Persian, providing a valuable eyewitness account of the Deccan wars.
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Which of the following was a fortified port city of the Vijayanagara empire?
Correct Answer: Option B
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Vijayanagara controlled several coastal ports including Mangalore, Honavar, Bhatkal, and others for trade.
Vijayanagara controlled several coastal ports including Mangalore, Honavar, Bhatkal, and others for trade.
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The unique administrative post 'Sadr-us-Sudur' under the centralized Mughal administration was primarily responsible for:
Correct Answer: Option D
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The 'Sadr-us-Sudur' was the head of the empire's religious and charitable endowments, responsible for reviewing land grants (Madad-i-Maash) given to scholars and appointing local Qazis.
The 'Sadr-us-Sudur' was the head of the empire's religious and charitable endowments, responsible for reviewing land grants (Madad-i-Maash) given to scholars and appointing local Qazis.
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