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Kings And Chronicles : The Mughal Courts

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Why did Akbar abolish the pilgrimage tax? Give two reasons.

Solution

Akbar was a true nationalist ruler. He believed secularism. He abolished the pilgrimage tax because it was against the feeling of the Hindus, who were in majority in his empire. Moreover he felt that the abolish of the pilgrimage tax will create good feelings between the Hindus and the Muslims. They will came nearer to each other. There would be communal harmony in the country.

Some More Questions From Kings And Chronicles : The Mughal Courts Chapter

Describe the process of manuscript production in the Mughal court.

In what ways would the daily routine and special festivities associated with the Mughal court have conveyed a sense of the power of the emperor?

Assess the role played by women of the imperial household in the Mughal Empire.

What were the concerns that shaped Mughal policies and attitudes towards regions outside the subcontinent?

Discuss the major features of Mughal provincial administration. How did the centre control the provinces?

Discuss, with examples, the distinctive features of Mughal chronicles.

To what extent do you think the visual material presented in this chapter corresponds with Abu’l Fazl’s description of the taswir (Source 1)?

What were the distinctive features of the Mughal nobility? How was their relationship with the emperor shaped?

Identify the elements that went into the making of the Mughal ideal of kingship.

Find out more about any one Mughal chronicle. Prepare a report describing the author, and the language, style and content of the text. Describe at
least two visuals used to illustrate the chronicle of your choice, focusing on the symbols used to indicate the power of the emperor.

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