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SSC MTS 5 Aug 2019 Shift 3 Paper
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Question : 100
Total: 100
During Mughal period, the Sanskrit Mahabharata was translated into Persian as:
Sahanama
Razmnama
Tutinama
Badashahnama
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Solution:
Option 2 is correct, i.e.
Razmnama.
Razmnama:
In Persian, ‘
Razm
’ means ‘
war
’, and ‘
nama
’ means ‘
tale
’. So, Razmnama means ‘tale of war’.
Great Mughal Emperor Jalal Ud-din Muhammad Akbar, commissioned the Mahabharata to be translated into Persian.
The translation was carried out by
Faizi
(brother of Abu’lFazl) and
Abd al-Qadir Bada’uni
(1540 – 1615).
It was under Akbar regime, that the book of Mahabharat was translated in the Persian language.
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