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Eighteenth Century Political Formations Test - 1

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    Burhan-ul-Mulk Saadat Khan was appointed subadar of

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    Telugu warrior chiefs were called

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    The state of Hyderabad was constantly engaged in a struggle against the ____ to the west

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    Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf Jah, the founder of

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    Asaf Jah and Murshid Quli Khan held a zat rank of

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    Peacock throne was looted by

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    Ahmad Shah Abdali was the

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    The Mughals emperors after ___were unable to arrest the gradual shifting of political and economic authority into the hands of provincial governors, local chieftains and other groups.

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    Who controlled the offices of revenue and military administration

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    Murshid Quli Khan was nawab of

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