Question : What approach do historians take to address the bias in Ain-i-Akbari?

Option 1: Ignoring the biased sections

Option 2: Using it as a primary source for Mughal history

Option 3: Correlating it with independent historical evidence

Option 4: Focusing only on the economic data

Question : In studying Ain-i-Akbari, historians address its bias by:

Option 1: Focusing solely on the factual data

Option 2: Comparing it with other contemporary sources

Option 3: Ignoring the sections related to Akbar's achievements

Option 4: Relying on modern interpretations of the text

Question : Why is it important for historians to cross-reference urban sources like municipal reports and photographs when studying the history of a city?  

Option 1: To identify inconsistencies and biases in the sources  

Option 2: To focus solely on the architectural aspects  
 

Option 3: To understand the economic policies of the time  

Option 4: To emphasize the role of transportation in urban development  

Question : What was a key outcome of the translation of Ain-i-Akbari?

Option 1: It popularized Persian literature

Option 2: It standardized administrative terminology

Option 3: It facilitated the spread of Mughal administrative practices

Option 4: It led to the creation of a unified legal code

Question : Why was the translation of Ain-i-Akbari into different languages important for the Mughal administration?

Option 1: It helped in spreading Mughal culture

Option 2: It facilitated better communication within the empire

Option 3: It was used as a diplomatic tool

Option 4: It enhanced trade relations with foreign countries