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Which set correctly matches three regional opponents of Mughal power during Shah Jahan’s reign with the areas associated with their resistance?

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Which set correctly matches three regional opponents of Mughal power during Shah Jahan’s reign with the areas associated with their resistance?

  1. Champat Rai — the Nurpur–Kangra region; Jagat Singh — Bundelkhand; Abdal — Little Tibet (Baltistan).

  2. Champat Rai — Little Tibet (Baltistan); Jagat Singh — the Nurpur–Kangra region; Abdal — Bundelkhand.

  3. Champat Rai — Bundelkhand; Jagat Singh — Little Tibet (Baltistan); Abdal — the Nurpur–Kangra region.

  4. Champat Rai — Bundelkhand; Jagat Singh — the Nurpur–Kangra region; Abdal — Little Tibet (Baltistan).

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: D - Champat Rai — Bundelkhand; Jagat Singh — the Nurpur–Kangra region; Abdal — Little Tibet (Baltistan).

Champat Rai led Bundela resistance in Bundelkhand. Jagat Singh of Nurpur rebelled against Shah Jahan in the Punjab hills, in the Nurpur–Kangra region. Abdal resisted the Mughal expedition to Little Tibet, the name the Mughal account uses for Baltistan.

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