History, asked by trishittalukdar7c, 5 months ago

D. Short answer questions:
1. Who invited Babur to invade India and why?
2. What is the significance of First and Second
Battles of Panipat?
3. Why did Akbar want to befriend the Rajputs?
What steps did he take to achieve this?
4. What was the mansabdari system? What were its
disadvantages?
5. What was the Zabt system of revenue collection?​

Answers

Answered by sindhuganaseelan3
1

Answer:

1) Babur, a Central Asian ruler and a descendant of the Mongol conqueror Genghis Khan, invaded India and defeated the Lodi Empire of Northern India. The battle of Panipat was between the armies of Babur and Ibrahim Lodi. Babur was invited by Daulat Khan Lodi to defeat Ibrahim Lodi.

2) He won the battle and established the mughal empire. So the first battle of panipat was very important as it started all the mughal empire. Coming to the second battle. This time it was Akbar fighting against Hemu.

3) Akbar wanted to befriend the rajputs because he realized that to establish an empire in India ,it was imperative to befriend the Rajputs. Also , he was impressed by their loyalty and bravery. ... - hence , the Rajputa became loyal supporters and contributed towards strengthening and expanding the Akbar''s empire.

4) mansabdari system was a system introduced by Akbar in which a Mansandar or Nobel was granted the rights to hold a jaguar or revenul assignments for services rendered by them Disadvantages of this system: The soldiers were loyal to the mansabdar rather than to the Emperor.

5) Zabt was a land revenue system that was framed during the Mughal period. This system included taking a careful survey of crop yields and prices cultivated for a 10 year period. On this basis tax was fixed on each crop in cash.

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