Malik Ambar and the Mughal Empire

The video explores the life of Malik Amar, who rose from being an enslaved youth to a powerful leader in the Indian Sultanate of Amagar. Despite his origins, Amar became a formidable military strategist, halting the Mughal Empire's expansion. His leadership brought stability and prosperity to Amagar, but after his death, the region eventually fell to the Mughals. The video also touches on the broader context of the Mughal Empire's rise and fall.

What was Malik Ambar's original name before he rose to power in India?

• Chapu

• Amagar

• Jungar

• Sultan

Which empire did Malik Ambar successfully defend against using his military tactics?

• Ottoman Empire

• British Empire

• Roman Empire

• Mughal Empire

How did Malik Ambar consolidate his power in the Sultanate of Amagar?

• By becoming a religious leader

• By defeating the Sultan in battle

• By marrying the Sultan's daughter

• By forming an alliance with the Mughal Empire

What was one of the key reforms Malik Ambar implemented in Amagar?

• A new language policy

• A reformed tax system

• A ban on trade with Europe

• A new education system

What was the composition of Malik Ambar's army?

• A mix of local Indians and Africans

• Only enslaved Africans

• Only European mercenaries

• Only local Indians

What accusation did some of Malik Ambar's enemies make against him?

• He practiced sorcery

• He was a Mughal spy

• He was a European ally

• He was a tyrant

How long did Malik Ambar remain in power?

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 25 years

• 30 years

What was a significant factor in Malik Ambar's military success?

• His large army

• His use of advanced technology

• His alliance with the Mughals

• His lightning attacks

What happened to Amagar after Malik Ambar's death?

• It was divided among local chieftains

• It remained independent

• It was conquered by the Mughal Empire

• It became a part of the Ottoman Empire

What was the fate of the Sultanate of Amagar after Malik Ambar's son took over?

• It fell to the Mughal forces

• It allied with European powers

• It maintained its independence

• It expanded its territory