Akbar and the extension of the Mughal Empire during his reign, 1556–1605 (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Who was Akbar the Great's father?

His father was Humayun.

When did Akbar the Great rule India?

He ruled from 1556 to 1605 AD.

What title was Akbar given at age 13?

He was titled Shehanshah Akbar.

Who guided Akbar early in his reign?

He was guided by Bairam Khan.

Which battle established Mughal power under Akbar?

The First Battle of Panipat in 1526.

Which regions did Akbar successfully conquer?

Regions include Bengal, Rajputana, and parts of Assam.

How did Akbar gain loyalty from conquered peoples?

By rewarding loyalty, intellect, and talent.

What approach did Akbar use for Rajput integration?

He formed alliances and married Rajput princesses.

Which Rajput ruler resisted Akbar's submission?

The ruler of Mewar resisted submission.

What happened to states that refused to surrender to Akbar?

They were conquered aggressively.

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