(a) Vallabhacharya propagated pushtimarga.
(b) Kabir owed allegiance to pushtimarga.
(c) Pushtimarga obtained some popularity in Gujarat and Rajasthan.
(d) The Radha Vallabhis assigned to Radha the more crucial position in the Duality of Divine.
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Codes :Answer: (a), (c) and (d)
Assertion (A) : In spite of his admiration for Indian craftsmen, Babur was concerned that the overall design of his structures in India should be modelled on Khurasani, that is Timurid examples.
Reason (R) : Two artisans from central Asia came to work for Babur in India. One was Mir Mirak Ghiyas, second was Ustad Shah Muhammad.
In the context of the above statements which of the following is correct ?
Answer: Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
Answer: Shershah Suri
Answer: Akbar-Salim
(a) Raja Man Singh of Amber built fort-palace complex Mān Mandir at Gwalior.
(b) In 1295-98, the ruler of Arakan carried out extensive repairs of the Mahabodhi temple, at Bodh Gaya.
(c) The Gujarat style of architecture exercised considerable influence on Mughal architecture and stone work.
(d) Kashmir totally adopted the Mughal style of architecture.
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Code :Answer: (b) and (c)
Answer: The pen shaped ‘sazkhyal’ is popularly known as ‘zangula’
(a) Jahangir established a tradition that the Rana of Mewar would be exempted from personal attendance at the Mughal court.
(b) Both in the case of Kashmir and Sind, Akbar continued to insist on personal submission.
(c) From 1585 to 1597, Akbar personally took part in expeditions against Rana Pratap of Mewar.
(d) An expedition was sent by Akbar against Duda, the son of Surjan Hada, who was the ruler of Bundi. In this battle Duda was killed and Bundi came under direct control of the Mughals.
Codes :Answer: (c) & (d)
(a) Rupa Bhawani of Kashmir composed devotional verses in the Bhakti tradition.
(b) The compilation of Adi Granth (1603-04) was done by Guru Arjan.
(c) Sachal (eighteenth century) composed in Sindhi lyrical Kafis (poems) showing version of the romance of Heer and Ranjha.
(d) Bhālan (died 1554), a Gujarati writer, translated Bana’s Kadambari.
Answer: (a), (b) and (d)
(a) Tulsidas was a firm believer in the dharmashasātra.
(b) The devotees of Shankardeva followed the caste rituals and did image worship.
(c) The Sahajiya sect (eighteenth century) introduced Shaktik and tantrik practices.
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Answer: (b) and (c)
(a) Shivaji assumed the title of Haindava-dharmoddharak at the time of his coronation.
(b) Moray deshmukhs of Javli were the first to rally to Shivaji’s side.
(c) Shivaji did not trust bigger deshmukhs and his actions were divided against bigger deshmukhs.
Answer: (a) and (c)
Assertion (A) : The miniature painting which was patronized and promoted by the Mughal emperors was a branch of Persian painting.
Reason (R) : Unlike Persian painting, Mughal painting was essentially secular, being intended not for the devout, but for the cultural.
In the context of the above two statements which of the following is correct ?
Answer: (A) is true, but (R) is false
Assertion (A) : Dadni became widespread after the coming of European companies in India.
Reason (R) : Dadni was used by European companies as a way of binding up producers in the face of competition from other companies and Indian Merchants.
In the context of the above two statements which of the following is correct ?
Codes :Answer: Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
Answer: Aurangzeb.
(a) Regulation XVII which declared Sati to be illegal in Bengal Presidency.
(b) Regulation III which declared infanticide to be murder.
(c) Hindu widow’s Remarriage Act XVI.
(d) India Act V which made slavery illegal.
Code :Answer: (b), (a), (d), (c)
(a) She was well versed in the Shastras.
(b) She was not married to a man from lower caste.
(c) She was converted to Christianity.
(d) She went to America to study Medicine and England to raise money for a Widow’s home in Bombay.
Code :Answer: (b) and (d)