10 Questions
Akbar became the new Mughal ruler at the age of 20.
False
Humayun died in 1556 after falling down the steps of his library.
True
Akbar built the smallest army ever in the Mughal empire.
False
Jehangir was known as 'The Paragon of Stability'.
True
Aurangzeb was known for his tolerance of all religions.
False
Akbar developed his own faith called Din Ilahi.
True
Shah Jahan continued many of Aurangzeb's policies during his reign.
False
Aurangzeb allowed freedom of worship during his rule.
False
Akbar's administration delegated provinces to governors, and each province was further divided into districts.
True
Nur Jahan became the real ruler of the empire after the death of her husband Akbar.
False
Explore the impact of Aurangzeb's policies on the Mughal Empire, including his removal of tax-free status for Hindus, destruction of temples, and the crushing of semi-autonomous Hindu states. Learn about the consequences of overexpansion, strained resources, loss of support from Hindus, and weakened administration. Discover how Aurangzeb's actions promoted Islam over tolerance and affected the succession to Bahadur Shah.
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