Pakistan Studies – The Mughals Section III

The meaning of Shah Jehan is ________.

He was the ________ Mughal ruler.

He was born in _______.

In _______, he shifted the capital from Agra to Delhi.

The world famous Taj Mahal was build in _______.

Taj Mahal was built during _______ reign.

Taj Mahal was built as a tomb for his beloved wife, ______.

In _______ East India Company obtained license for trading in the Province.

He died on 22 January, ______.

He died at Agra and was buried in _________.

He died at the age of _______.

Shah Jehan was succeeded by his son Aurangzeb in ______ A.D.

The last of the great Mughal sultans was _______.

In___________ , Aurangzeb re-imposed Jizya on Hindus.

___________ compiled Fatawa-i- Alamgiri.

Aurangzeb Alamgir built Shahi Mosque in ________.

The first British ship sailed up the Ganges from the bay of Bengal in _______.

He died in __________.

Nadir Shah was assassinated in ________ in 1747.

In _________, Ahmed Shah Abdali was defeated by Imperial army when he was the Emperor of the sub-continent.

In__________, Marathas came in power.

The Muslims with the help of Ahmad Shah Abdali attacked and won the third battle of Panipat in ______ and crushed Marathas.

The battle of Plassey was fought in _________ East India Company and the army of Siraj-ud-Daula as the rule of Bengal.

After the failure of Independence war, Bahadur Shah Zafar was tried by the British, deposed and deported to __________.

Lord Clive was the founder of a regular _______ system in British India.

Lord Hastings (ruled India from 1772-1785) was the first Governor General of ________.

Lord Hastings (1772-1785) concluded the treaty of Salbai after _________ Maratha war.

Lord Cornwallis introduced the reforms in ________.

Lord Dalhousie ( 1848-1856)annexed ________.

1857’s War of Independence was fought in the administration of ___________.

Lord Canning is reign’s most important event was ___________.