Timeline of Mughal Empire
Mughal Empire | ||
1526 – 1530 AD | Babur | Founder of Mughal empire after the 1stBattle of Panipat |
1530 – 1540 AD 1555 – 1556 AD | Humayun | He was defeated by Sher Shah |
1540 – 1555 AD | Sur Empire | Sher Shah defeated Humayun and ruled from 1540-45 AD |
1556 | 2nd Battle of Panipat | Akbar Vs. Hemu |
1556 – 1605 AD | Akbar | Established Din-i-illahi, expanded Mughal empire |
1605 – 1627 AD | Jehangir | Captain William Hawkins and Sir Thomas Roe visited the Mughal court |
1628 -1658 AD | Shahjahan | The pinnacle of Mughal empire and art and architecture |
1658 – 1707 AD | Aurangazeb | Beginning of the decline of Mughal empire |
1707 – 1857 AD | Later Mughals | Decline and disintegration of the Mughal empire with gaining strength of the British |
Now we will see a question based on this topic:
Q. Which of the following factors led to the defeat of Humayun in the hands of Sher Shah Suri?
A. Humayun could not understand the nature of Afghan Power.
B. Local rulers and zamindars considered Mughals foreigners.
C. Both A. and B.
D. Neither A. nor B.
Answer: C
Solution:
The major causes of Humayun’s repetitive defeats in the hands of Sher Shah Suri were:
His inability to correctly understanding the real power of Afghans. Though there were numerous scattered Afghan tribes in North India, they united under Sher Shah Suri and posed a significant challenge for Humayun.
The local rulers and zamindars considered Mughals foreigners. Mughals weren’t well connected with the locals; thus, they could never win their loyalty.
He even lost confidence in his brothers him due to his repetitive defeats.
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