Akbar’s court and his imperial administration (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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What type of rule did Akbar implement in his empire?

Akbar implemented a centralized, autocratic rule.

How many Subas were in Akbar's kingdom?

There were 15 Subas or provincial entities in Akbar's kingdom.

Who managed soldiers' needs in Akbar's military?

Mansabdars were responsible for soldiers' needs.

What was Akbar's provincial governance strategy?

He implemented a centralized system for efficient management.

What were the main sources of income during Akbar's reign?

The main source of income was land and agriculture.

Who was in charge of finances in Akbar's administration?

Raja Todar Mall served as the finance officer.

What type of land was Polaj?

Polaj land was cultivated throughout the year.

What was unique about Akbar's judicial system for Muslims?

It allowed Muslims to follow Islamic law in courts.

Which official handled law and order at the state level?

Kotwaal was responsible for law and order state-wide.

What relief did Akbar provide during natural calamities?

Farmers were exempt from taxes during natural calamities.

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