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The Mughal emperor who banished fine arts from his court was __________.

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Babar

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Akbar

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Jahangir

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Aurangzeb

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The correct option is D Aurangzeb
Aurangzeb banished fine arts from his court. He was the sixth and last effective Mughal emperor. He found arts and music distasteful unlike his forefathers. Generous support given by his predecessors to learning and the arts was almost completely withdrawn.

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