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प्रश्न
Abu'l Fazl was a court historian of which Mughal emperor?
Abu’l Fazl was a court historian of which of the following Mughal emperor?
विकल्प
Humayun
Babur
Akbar
Jahangir
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उत्तर
Akbar
Notes
Students should refer to the answer according to their questions.
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To what extent is it possible to characterise agricultural production in the sixteenth-seventeenth centuries as subsistence agriculture? Give reasons for your answer.
What was the basic unit of agricultural society?
Which of the following crops was introduced into India via Africa and Spain?
Which of the following crops were considered as jins-i-Kamil?
______ was an important Jins-i-Kamil of Central India.
During the Mughal Empire, what was Jins-i-Kamil?
Who wrote Ain-i-Akbari?
The basic unit of agricultural society during the Mughal period was ______.
Which crop was introduced in India via Africa and Spain?
Which of the following lands is annually cultivated for each crop in succession?
Select the correct statements.
- Men and women worked together in the fields.
- Agricultural production was based on labour.
- The commercialised product decreased the demand of women's labour.
- Women tilled and ploughed the fields.
Arrange the following in sequence
- Reign of Shah Jahan
- Reign of Akbar
- Humayun's reign
- Reign of Aurangzeb
Babur Nama was written by ______.
Peasants holding six acres of land were considered wealthy in the State of ______.
According to economic historians, the total population of India between 1600 AD and 1800 AD was ______.
Cotton was grown over a great swathe of territory spread over:
Ain-i-Akbari authored by Abul Fazl during the reign of ______.
Which of the following is correct answer? Select the answer using codes.
- In 16th century, transition from a tribal to a monarchical system became partially developed.
- War was common during this phase.
- The Ahom kings declared a royal monopoly over the capture of wild elephants.
Examine the sources to know about Mughal rural society.
