Jahangir’s patronage of painting and the development of the Mughal miniature (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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What influence did Western painting have on Jahangir's portraits?

Jahangir's portraits adapted Western styles in details.

Who wrote Baburnama, the first true Islamic autobiography?

Babur, Jahangir’s great grandfather, wrote Baburnama.

What was a key focus of Jahangir's governance?

Jahangir focused on art and individual passions over administration.

What is the Jahangir Nama?

A collection of Jahangir's personal memoirs and art.

What characterized Mughal miniature paintings?

They were small, detailed, with ornate borders and calligraphy.

Which artist was known for depicting extinct birds during Jahangir's reign?

Ustad Mansur painted the Siberian crane and dodo bird.

What styles are combined in Mughal miniature painting?

Mughal miniatures blend Indian, Persian, and Muslim styles.

Who was Nur Jahan in Jahangir's court?

Jahangir's influential 20th wife in court and administration.

What was a Farman in Jahangir's court?

A legal document showing Nur Jahan's political influence.

How did Jahangir respond to the English traders?

Allowed English merchants to trade freely in his empire.

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