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Emperor _______ took one step ahead of his father, Humayun and created a separate department in his court for official paintings.

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Babur

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Akbar

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Jahangir

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Shah Jahan

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The correct option is B Akbar
Humayun brought two famous painters- Abdul Samad and Sayyid Ali, from Iran to Delhi. Emperor Akbar took one step ahead of his father and created a separate department in his court for official paintings! They were responsible for illustrating books and paintings reliefs of the Emperor.

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