Humayun's Challenges and Achievements

The video discusses the Mughal succession after Babur's death in 1531, highlighting the differences between primogeniture and the co-parsonary system. Humayun, Babur's eldest son, faces challenges from his brothers and external rivals like Shersha Suri and Bahadur Shah. Despite his strategic efforts, Humayun is eventually defeated and exiled to Persia, where he finds refuge and peace.

What system did the Mughals use for succession, differing from the primogeniture system?

• Democratic system

• Monarchical system

• Co-parsonary system

• Feudal system

What promise did Humayun make to his father Babur?

• To expand the empire

• To treat his brothers kindly

• To conquer Persia

• To build a new capital

What major issue did Humayun face when he became king?

• Support from his brothers

• Peaceful neighbors

• A nearly bankrupt empire

• A strong economy

Who was the ruler that posed a significant threat to Humayun from Bihar?

• Jahangir

• Akbar

• Sher Shah Suri

• Bahadur Shah

How did Humayun respond to Bahadur Shah's threat?

• He fled to Persia

• He captured forts in Bahadur Shah's region

• He allied with Sher Shah Suri

• He surrendered

What was the outcome of the Battle of Chausa for Humayun?

• A peace treaty

• An alliance with Sher Shah Suri

• A brutal defeat

• A decisive victory

Where did Humayun seek refuge after his defeat by Sher Shah Suri?

• Ottoman Empire

• China

• Persia

• Afghanistan

How was Humayun treated during his time in Persia?

• With hostility

• Royally and with respect

• Indifferently

• As a prisoner

How long did Humayun stay in Persia?

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Read more about Humayun

• Visit Persia

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