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The award of a title to a noble was a part of political culture in medieval…

History · Sources of Medieval Indian History UGC NET June 2015 History
The award of a title to a noble was a part of political culture in medieval India, showing the noble's socio-political status in Mughal India. To whom was the title of 'Farzand' (son) awarded?
ARaja Bharmal
BRaja Man Singh ✓ Correct
CRaja Baso
DRaja Bir Singh Deo Bundela
Correct answer: (B) Raja Man Singh — The title of Farzand was awarded to Raja Man Singh, so the answer is Raja Man Singh.
Explanation
The title of Farzand was awarded to Raja Man Singh, so the answer is Raja Man Singh.
He was the Kachhwaha king of Amber.
The title Farzand, meaning son, marked the emperor's high regard for him.
Raja Man Singh was among the Navaratnas, the nine jewels of Akbar.
He fought sixty-seven important battles for the empire.
These were in Kabul, Balkh, Bukhara, Bengal and central and southern India.

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