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Daily Knowledge Question #44

Who were the Moguls?

Nowadays we often use the term mogul to mean an important person — particularly in business, and perhaps above all in Hollywood — but the original Moguls were:

A) Emperors of India
B) Fictional kings in the Tales of Baron von Munchausen
C) Princes of Persia
D) Wealthy land-owners of Babylon and Ur

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