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 Women in Medieval India 20 Flashcards |
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Razia Sultan is notable for being the only woman to occupy the throne of ___ in India. |
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Delhi |
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True or False: Nur Jahan was known for her beauty but had no influence in state affairs. |
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False; Nur Jahan took an active part in state affairs. |
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___ was a prominent poetess who authored 'Humayun namah'. |
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Gulbadan Begum |
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What role did Qutluq Nigar Khanm play in Babar's life? |
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She provided wise counsel to her son Babar during his campaign for the recovery of his heritage. |
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Fill in the blank: Chandbibi defended the fort of Ahmednagar against the forces of ___. |
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Akbar |
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True or False: Tara Bai was a significant figure in the resistance against Aurangazeb. |
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True |
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Name one of the notable qualities of Nur Jahan that distinguished her as a ruler. |
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She embodied both beauty and military valor. |
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Fill in the blank: The Mughal Era saw the rise of several prominent Muslim women, including ___, who was known for her benevolent rule in the South. |
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Mangammal |
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What was the significance of the administrative genius of Ahalya Bai Holkar? |
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Her administrative skills were highly praised and recognized by Sir John Malcolm. |
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Fill in the blank: The era of the Delhi Sultanate was followed by the ___ era. |
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Mughal |
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