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प्रश्न
This is a picture of the tomb of the successor of Babur Picture Given Below
How did Humayun reconquer his lost empire?
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उत्तर
With military help from the Shah of Persia, Humayun returned and recovered Kabul and Kandahar from his brother Kamran. Kamran was blinded and sent to Mecca. By 1554 ce, Humayun had consolidated his position in Afghanistan. Sher Shah had died in 1545 ce. His successors were weak and incompetent. Taking advantage of the situation, Humayun returned to India and recaptured Delhi and Agra in 1555 ce. Humayun died shortly afterward in an accidental fall down the stairs of his library.
संबंधित प्रश्न
Important Words : Munsifs
Important Words : Patwaris
Important Words:
Jauhar
Match the following:
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. First Battle of Panipat | (a) Defeat of the Rajput confederacy |
| 2. Battle of Khanwa | (b) Humayun’s son |
| 3. Battle of Ghagra | (c) Humayun’s brother |
| 4. Akbar | (d) 1526 CE |
| 5. Kamran | (e) Babur’s victory over the Afghans |
This is a picture of the tomb of the successor of Babur Picture Given Below
Why did Humayun spend 15 years in exile?
Important Words: Shahjahanabad
Match Column A with Columb B:
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. Jahangir's son | (a) 1707 |
| 2. Guru Arjan Dev | (b) was the ruler of Marwar. |
| 3. Red Fort | (c) was martyred at Delhi. |
| 4. NurJahan | (d) Shah Jahan |
| 5. Death of Aurangzeb | (e) was the ambitious queen of Jahangir. |
| 6. Guru Tegh Bahadur | (f) Khusrau revolted during the first year of his reign. |
| 7. Ajit Singh | (g) the fifth Sikh guru, was tortured to death by Jahangir. |
Answer the following question briefly:
How did they emerge as a political power?
Aurangzeb spent the first half of his reign in the ______ and the second half in the ______.
Match the following:
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. Salim | (a) son of Jahangir |
| 2. Khusrau | (b) wife of Shah Jahan |
| 3. Nur Jahan | (c) red sandstone |
| 4. Taj Mahal | (d) son of Akbar |
| 5. Mumtaz Mahal | (e) wife of Jahangir |
| 6. Red Fort | (f) white marble |
