Question

Akbar suppressed the rebellion of Abdullah Khan, the Governor of __________.
A. Mewar
B. Malwa
C. Meerut
D. Mankat

Answer 1

Hint: We have to remember that Akbar the great was the predecessor of Humanyun and successor of Jahangir. We need to know Akbar appointed Abdullah Khan as governor.

Complete answer:
We must remember that the third Mughal emperor was Akbar. His period was from $1556$to $1605$. Humanyun was the father of Akbar and he was succeeded by Akbar. Akbar was a great personality and successful general who extended the Mughal Empire to include several of the Indian subcontinents. He furnished a centralized domain of administration all throughout his empire and implemented a policy of appeasing conquered rulers by diplomacy and marriage. He adopted policies that won with the help of his non-Muslim subjects. Akbar was an ardent lover of culture and art. He was much fond of literature and developed a library of volumes written in Urdu, Arabic, Kashmiri, Latin, and Greek, Persian authored by several scholars, artists, translators, readers, and calligraphers. The course of Indian history was influenced by the reign of Akbar. In the period of Akbar rule, the Mughal Empire grew triple times in wealth and size. A powerful military team and effective social reforms, as well as political reforms, were created by Akbar. Most of the Afghan remnants in India were defeated by Akbar. Gujarat and Bengal were also conquered by Akbar. In 1586, Akbar exchanged a pact with Abdullah Khan in which the Mughals decided to remain neutral in the course of the Uzbek invasion of Safavid held Khorasan. Abdullah Khan decided to renounce from supporting, subsidizing, or offering protection to the tribes of Afghans hostile to the Mughals. Akbar suppressed the rebellion of Abdullah Khan. Abdullah Khan was the Governor of Malwa.
So, the correct answer is Option B.

Note: We need to know Abdullah khan was the last Shaybanid Dynasty khan of Bukhara. Abdullah Khan was a talented warrior as well as an outstanding statesman. Abdullah Khan was an educationist and philanthropist. Abdullah Khan was a poet and his legacy comes under the pseudonym “Avaz Gazi”.