HPSC GK Questions/ IBPS PO GK Questions
Question 1. Shahjahan forced the kingdoms of Bijapur and Golconda to accept his overlordship. Both Bijapur and Golconda signed a treaty with emperior. Khandesh, Berar, Telengana and Daulatabad were made into four Mughal provinces. When the next war broke out again in Deccan?
Ans. In 1656 AD
Question 2. Shahjahan enticed some Maratha leaders into his service, like Shahji Bhosle. He also expelled the Portuguese from Hooghly, as they were abusing their trading provileges and indulging in piracy and slave trade. What happened to Kamrup?
Ans. It was also Annexed
Question 3. The first viceroy of Deccan, Aurangzeb, controlled all four provinces from CE 1636 to 1677. In between six viceroys controlled, each one for a short period only. Again Aurangzeb in CE 1652 for the second time joined as viceroy. He made Khirki, the capital of the Mughal`s in Deccan and renamed it as.............
Ans. Aurangabad
Question 4. Khirki was originally founded by Malik Amber. The land revenue collected was, however insufficient to maintain the huge army necessary to control the hilly terrain. The financial bickering between father and son forms a large part of Aurangzeb`s correspondence known as..........
Ans. Adab-i- Alamgiri
Question 5. Aurangzeb ruled for almost 58 years. His empire stretched from Kashmir in the North to Pinpi in the South and from the Hindukush in the West to Chittagong in the East. His direct attention was concentrated on the affairs of....................
Ans. North India
Question 6. Malik Amber is credited with training Marathas in Guerilla warfare instilled self-confidence in them. With the assistance of Sidis of Janjira, he organised a naval force. In his territory of jurisdiction, he implemented land revenue plan of which king?
Ans. Raja Todar Mal
Question 7. Qasim Khawaha of Baghdad brought him and sold to Miraq Dabir, wazir of Ahmedanagar ruler Murtaza Nizam Shah. Riding on his abilities soon Malik Amber became the wazir of Ahmedanagar. His warfare tactics was known as..................
Ans. Vargi-Gini
Question 8. Dara Shikon, the eldest son of Shahjahan, is known for his generous religious thinking. Shahjahan nominated him as his heir and gave him the title Shahbuland Iqbal. Stanley Lanepool called him title Akbar. He was follower of Qadri Sufi Mulla Shah Badakshi. What book did he write?
Ans. Mazm-ul`Behrain
Question 9. In CE 1575, Akbar ordered the construction of Ibadat Khana near the Jama Masjid in his newly built town of Fatehpur Sikri. Only the Sunnis were initially allowed to participated in religious discussions. Who were the principal debators?
Ans. Abdul Qadir Badayuni and Abul Fazl
Question 10. In the Ain-i-Akbari, Abul Fazl deals with a number of laws made by Akbar for secularising the state. Which were, however, termed as illegal by the orthodox Badayuni. Akbar prohibited polygamy and allowed a second marriage only in exceptional circumstances. What else he had prohibited?
Ans. Child Marriage
Question 1. Shahjahan forced the kingdoms of Bijapur and Golconda to accept his overlordship. Both Bijapur and Golconda signed a treaty with emperior. Khandesh, Berar, Telengana and Daulatabad were made into four Mughal provinces. When the next war broke out again in Deccan?
Ans. In 1656 AD
Question 2. Shahjahan enticed some Maratha leaders into his service, like Shahji Bhosle. He also expelled the Portuguese from Hooghly, as they were abusing their trading provileges and indulging in piracy and slave trade. What happened to Kamrup?
Ans. It was also Annexed
Question 3. The first viceroy of Deccan, Aurangzeb, controlled all four provinces from CE 1636 to 1677. In between six viceroys controlled, each one for a short period only. Again Aurangzeb in CE 1652 for the second time joined as viceroy. He made Khirki, the capital of the Mughal`s in Deccan and renamed it as.............
Ans. Aurangabad
Question 4. Khirki was originally founded by Malik Amber. The land revenue collected was, however insufficient to maintain the huge army necessary to control the hilly terrain. The financial bickering between father and son forms a large part of Aurangzeb`s correspondence known as..........
Ans. Adab-i- Alamgiri
Question 5. Aurangzeb ruled for almost 58 years. His empire stretched from Kashmir in the North to Pinpi in the South and from the Hindukush in the West to Chittagong in the East. His direct attention was concentrated on the affairs of....................
Ans. North India
Question 6. Malik Amber is credited with training Marathas in Guerilla warfare instilled self-confidence in them. With the assistance of Sidis of Janjira, he organised a naval force. In his territory of jurisdiction, he implemented land revenue plan of which king?
Ans. Raja Todar Mal
Question 7. Qasim Khawaha of Baghdad brought him and sold to Miraq Dabir, wazir of Ahmedanagar ruler Murtaza Nizam Shah. Riding on his abilities soon Malik Amber became the wazir of Ahmedanagar. His warfare tactics was known as..................
Ans. Vargi-Gini
Question 8. Dara Shikon, the eldest son of Shahjahan, is known for his generous religious thinking. Shahjahan nominated him as his heir and gave him the title Shahbuland Iqbal. Stanley Lanepool called him title Akbar. He was follower of Qadri Sufi Mulla Shah Badakshi. What book did he write?
Ans. Mazm-ul`Behrain
Question 9. In CE 1575, Akbar ordered the construction of Ibadat Khana near the Jama Masjid in his newly built town of Fatehpur Sikri. Only the Sunnis were initially allowed to participated in religious discussions. Who were the principal debators?
Ans. Abdul Qadir Badayuni and Abul Fazl
Question 10. In the Ain-i-Akbari, Abul Fazl deals with a number of laws made by Akbar for secularising the state. Which were, however, termed as illegal by the orthodox Badayuni. Akbar prohibited polygamy and allowed a second marriage only in exceptional circumstances. What else he had prohibited?
Ans. Child Marriage
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