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    The Sultanate administration was headed by the Sultan. Below the Sultan were key positions like the Ariz-i-mumalik who was responsible for the employment and training of soldiers, the Wakil-i-dar who headed the household guards of the palace, and the Amir-i-hijab who was the master of ceremonies. Nobles held civilian and military positions in the administration and were ranked in order of Khans, Malliks, and then Amirs. The Iqta system distributed land resources to nobles in exchange for their services, with Iqtadars collecting taxes. The Sultanate was divided into provinces headed by Subas, districts headed by Shiqdars, and

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    The Sultanate administration was headed by the Sultan. Below the Sultan were key positions like the Ariz-i-mumalik who was responsible for the employment and training of soldiers, the Wakil-i-dar who headed the household guards of the palace, and the Amir-i-hijab who was the master of ceremonies. Nobles held civilian and military positions in the administration and were ranked in order of Khans, Malliks, and then Amirs. The Iqta system distributed land resources to nobles in exchange for their services, with Iqtadars collecting taxes. The Sultanate was divided into provinces headed by Subas, districts headed by Shiqdars, and

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    Administration in The Sultanate

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    The Sultanate administration was headed by the Sultan. Below the Sultan were key positions like the Ariz-i-mumalik who was responsible for the employment and training of soldiers, the Wakil-i-dar who headed the household guards of the palace, and the Amir-i-hijab who was the master of ceremonies. Nobles held civilian and military positions in the administration and were ranked in order of Khans, Malliks, and then Amirs. The Iqta system distributed land resources to nobles in exchange for their services, with Iqtadars collecting taxes. The Sultanate was divided into provinces headed by Subas, districts headed by Shiqdars, and

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    ADMINISTRATION IN THE SULTANATE

    SULTAN

    Ariz-i-mumalik wakil-i-dar amir-i-hijab chief qazi

    Employment of the Household of sultan master of head of Justice


    Soldiers and training Guards of Palace ceremonies department
    And equipment Personal assistant

    Nobles --- civilians and military positions


    Rank order – Khans, Malliks and then Amirs
    Iqta System: land resources of the Sultanate were dicided and given to nobles in lieu of cash
    for their services.
    Iqtadars – collected taxes..
    Karkhanas _ headed by Malliks
    Chehra : detailed description of each and every soldier
    Dagh: branded each and every horse
    Sultanate
    Province – Subas – headed by Muqti
    Districts - Shiqs – headed by Shiqdar
    Villages – Parganas – headed by Amil

    Land owners - khuts


    Important officials in village – Muqaddam
    Reccords of land, crops and taxes to be paid – Patwari
    Land tax / house tax - Kharaj

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