Akbar's Administrative Policies

Q. Mansab is to rank as Subadar is to:

1. Commander
2. Financial Officer
3. Governor
4. Intermediary

Q. Describe Akbar’s three administrative policies during his tenure.

Q. Who was the successor of Akbar?

1. Babur
2. Shah Jahan
3. Humayun
4. Jahangir

Q. The _______ was called the prime minister under the rule of the third Mughal Emperor.

1. Diwan
2. Mir Bakshi
3. Sardar
4. Vakil

Q. What were the smallest administrative units in Akbar's kingdom?

1. Sarkars
2. Subhas
3. Parganas
4. Districts

Q. The government of Akbar was administered at three levels. The first two were the central and the provincial. Which of the following was the third level?

1. Tehsil
2. Swaraj
3. Paragana
4. Kurram

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) about the rules of succession in the Mughal empire.

1. The Mughals followed the rule of primogeniture.
2. The Mughals did not believe in the eldest son inheriting the father's property.
3. The Mughals followed the rule of coparcenary.
4. The Mughals did not believe in dividing inheritance among all the sons.

Q. Choose the correct statement(s) that shed light on the role of nobles in the Mughal empire.

1. Nobles were governors who controlled revenue offices.
2. Nobles were governors who controlled only military offices.
3. Nobles had economic and political powers in the regions ruled by the Mughals.
4. Nobles had only military powers over the regions ruled by the Mughals.