Medieval History Set 64 | MROY Class
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📌 Quick Summary — Medieval History Set 64
- Administration: Mir Bakawal superintended Mughal royal kitchens; Amir-i-Shikar led Delhi Sultanate hunts.
- Economy: Ijaradari = revenue farming; Milkiyat = Zamindar’s private land right; Begar = forced labor.
- Military: Ibrahim Khan Gardi led Maratha artillery at Panipat; Ustad Ali Quli & Mustafa commanded Babur’s artillery.
- Architecture: Alai Darwaza pioneered the true arch; Qadam Rasul mosque built by Nusrat Shah.
- Rulers: Chand Bibi defended Ahmadnagar; Raja Man Singh annexed Orissa for Mughals.
- Battles: Battle of Palkhed (1728) proved Baji Rao I’s cavalry genius against the Nizam.
- Treaties: Pondicherry (2nd Carnatic War); Mangalore (2nd Anglo-Mysore War).
- Culture/Literature: Shankardeva wrote in Brajavali; Lingayats composed Vachanas; Dabistan-i-Mazahib objectively reviewed religions.
- Local Rule: Eripatti was Chola tank land; Ashtapradhan exempted Panditrao and Nyayadhish from war.
- European Era: Francisco de Almeida was 1st Portuguese Viceroy; Gomastas were exploitative EIC agents in Bengal; Fort St. David located in Cuddalore.
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