The finest and most representative buildings constructed by Emperor Akbar are found at Fatehpur Sikri, his temporary capital built between 1569 and 1585. These structures, including the Panch Mahal and the Buland Darwaza, showcase a unique blend of Persian, Hindu ...
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In Sher Shah’s administration, the ‘Fotdar’ was the Treasurer at the Pargana (sub-district) level. His main function was to keep custody of the cash and revenue collected from the area. This system of decentralized financial accountability was key to Sher ...
Jahangir honored Adil Shah, the ruler of Bijapur, with the title ‘Farzand’ (son). This title was given to Bijapur’s ruler, Ibrahim Adil Shah II, primarily to recognize the importance of the Deccan Sultanates and encourage diplomatic relations, attempting to stabilize ...
Timur sent a diplomatic mission to Delhi, establishing direct contact between the Delhi Sultanate and Samarkand, his capital. This exchange enabled cultural, artistic and technological interactions, influencing Indo-Persian architecture and strengthening political communication between both regions. ANSWER: (B) Samarkand
Akbar built the Buland Darwaza at Fatehpur Sikri to celebrate his victory over Gujarat in 1573. This monumental gateway, standing 54 meters high, symbolizes Mughal architectural grandeur. It served as a ceremonial entrance to the Jama Masjid and represents Akbar’s ...