‘पहाड़ी स्कूल’, ‘राजपूत स्कूल’, ‘मुगल स्कूल’ और ‘कांगड़ा स्कूल’ निम्नलिखित में से किस कला की विभिन्न शैलियों को दर्शित करते हैं?
'Pahari School', 'Rajput School', 'Mughal School', and 'Kangra School' represent various distinct styles of which art?
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'Pahari School', 'Rajput School', 'Mughal School', and 'Kangra School' represent various distinct styles of which art?
Jahangir primarily patronized which of the following arts?
Which of the following kings patronized Tansen prior to Akbar?
The Raga traditionally sung in the morning (Pratahkal) is:
Which of these Mughal emperors shifted emphasis from illustrated manuscripts to album folios (muraqqa) and individual portraits?
Musicians like Tansen, Baiju Bawra, and Gopal Nayak received training from Swami Haridas. How many music-worship centers (Sangeet Archana Kendras) were established by the followers of Swami Haridas?
By whom was 'Dastan-i-Amir Hamza' (Hamzanama) illustrated?
'Daswant and Basawan', the famous painters, were court artists of which Mughal Emperor?
European painting entered the court of which Mughal Emperor?
The Mughal brush (kalam) is the backbone of Indian miniature painting. Which of the following schools (kalams) remained uninfluenced by Mughal painting?
The Mughal school of painting was initiated by:
Which Mughal ruler established royal karkhanas (ateliers) for painting?
Who among the following were painters in Jahangir's court? Select the correct answer from the codes below: 1. Abdus Samad 2. Abul Hasan 3. Aqa Riza 4. Mir Sayyid Ali Codes:
Which statement is true regarding Mughal painting?
Who among the following was NOT a painter of Jahangir's era?
Under whose reign did Mughal painting achieve its highest advancement/zenith?
Read the statements (A) and (B) given below and select the correct answer from the codes: (A) Not all mansabdars were army/military officers. (B) Under Mughal rule, high civil officials were also mansabdars and they were classified into grades. Codes:
Match List-I (Emperor) with List-II (Diwan/Wazir) and select the correct answer from the codes below: List-I (Emperor) List-II (Diwan/Wazir) A. Akbar 1. Ghiyas Beg Itimad-ud-Daula B. Jahangir 2. Asad Khan C. Shah Jahan 3. Muzaffar Khan D. Aurangzeb 4. Sadullah Khan Codes:
Match List - I (Officer) with List - II (Assigned Duty) and select the correct answer from the codes given below: List - I (Officer) List - II (Assigned Duty) A. Diwan-i-Tan 1. Managing and maintaining office records B. Mustaufi 2. Recording and listing major events and royal farmans C. Mushrif 3. Overseeing jagirs and cash salaries D. Waqia-Navis 4. Auditing and inspecting state income and expenditure Codes:
Assertion (A): Mansabdari system existed during the Mughal period. Reason (R): Mansabdars were selected on the basis of merit. Select the correct answer from the codes below:
Given below are two statements, one labeled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R): Assertion (A): Akbar, like Sher Shah, attempted to regularize currency circulation in the state. Reason (R): Similar to Sher Shah's monetary system, the chief copper coin during Akbar's reign was Dam. Select the correct answer from the codes below: Codes:
Which of the following kings issued coins featuring figures of Rama-Sita and the Devanagari legend 'Rama-Siya'?
With reference to the Mansabdari system, which statement(s) is/are correct? 1. The Mansabdari system was related to the noble/official class of the state and was initiated by Akbar. 2. The post of mansabdari was hereditary. Select the correct answer from the codes below:
In Mughal administration, 'Madad-i-Ma'ash' indicates:
In historical sources of medieval India, the term 'Chakla' was used. It was: