Impact of Aurangzeb's policies
Aurangzeb died in
1707
Succession disputes were caused due to:
the absence of law of succession
Aurangzeb fought for how many years against the marathas
25 years
The persian ruler who attacked Delhi in 1739
Nadir Shah
British eic got the charter of trade from which Queen of england
Queen elizabeth 1
Aurangzeb re-imposed this tax on non Muslims
Jizya
How many candidates were involved in succession disputes after Aurangzeb's death
12-17
Maratha leader who started the rebellion was
Shivaji
The Mughal ruler at the time of persian invasion
Muhammad shah
What was the monopoly of trade
Only British EIC was coming to trade in india from all over britain
Aurangzeb banned this Hindu custom of burning widows alive
Satti
Who were the mansabdars
people with authority for example tax collectors
Sikhs rebelled against the Mughal ruler, Farrukhsiyar but were crushed, when?
1716
These 4 things were captured by Nadir Shah
Royal treasury
peacock throne
koh i noor diamond
skilled workers
The British had superior weapons because of this:
Industrial revolution in britain
Aurangzeb compiled this book to rule according to Islam
Fatawa e Alamgiri
Which 3 resources were exhausted due to infighting
human, financial, and military
In which year did ranjit singh formed a large army to capture punjab by defeating mughals and afghans
1799
Ahmed shah abdali defeated the marathas in which battle and year
3rd battle of panipat, 1761
Something the British had very powerful but the Mughals did not
Navy
Aurangzeb fought for approximately how many years and he ruled for approx how many years
fought for 28 years and ruled for 50 years
By 1730s, which areas had become independent of mughal rule
Sindh, bengal, oudh, deccan, punjab
Marathas were defeated due to 3 reasons
Ahmed Shah Abdali
infighting
superiority of British soldiers and weapons
Areas capture by ahmed shah durrani to form durrani empire
Kabul, peshawar, multan, lahore, kashmir and rest of punjab
By this year, British had completely replaced the Mughals and all Indians
1850