Who introduced Mir Bakshi?
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Who introduced Mir Bakshi?
Khalji Sultans of Delhi
The office of ‘Mir Bakshi’ came into existence during the reign of Khalji Sultans of Delhi.
Who was Mir Atish?
It was Haider Quli who organized the first fireworks in 18th century Delhi some 260 years ago under his supervision as Mir Atish, whose descendants had fireworks shops behind the Jama Masjid.
Who was Mir Saman?
Officers of the Mughal Empire (Centre)
| Central Officers | Functions |
|---|---|
| Diwan | Responsible for all income and expenditure; control over Khalisa & Jagir |
| Mir Bakshi | Headed military department, nobility, information and intelligence agencies |
| Mir Saman | Incharge of imperial households (Karkhanas) |
What were the responsibilities of Mir Bakshi?
Mir Bakshi was the head of the Military Administration in the Mughal Empire. The responsibility of Mir Baksh was to gather intelligence and make recommendations regarding military appointments and promotions.
What is Zamindar and jagirdar?
Jagirdars were holders of land. assignments in lieu of judicial and police. duties, whereas Zamindars were. holders of revenue rights without. obligation to perform any duty other than.
Who was daroga I Dak Chowki?
Khan-i-Saman was in-charge of the royal household whreas the officer called Muhtasib, took care of Muslims in leading them a standard moral life as per the Muslim law; and the officer who was in-charge of the postal and intelligence department was called Daroga-i-Dak Chowki.
How was Akbar administration?
Provincial Administration: Akbar divided his vast empire into fifteen (15) Subas or provinces. In each suba or province there was a Subedar, a Diwan, a Bakshi, a Sadar, a Qazi, a Kotwal, a Mir Bahr and Waqa-i-Nawis. The Subedar or Governor was the head of the provincial administration.
What does Mir Saman mean?
poor, without means, destitute, helpless, indigent.
Complete answer: Mir Bakshi was the Head of the military organization in the rule of Akbar’s rule. The mir Bakshi was responsible for knowledge gathering and made suggestions to the head for military arrangements and advancements.
Who called jagirdar?
The Mughal officers who received land grants (jaigir) were known as jagirdars. There sole duty was that of revenue collection. The mansabdars who were paid in the form of cash was known as ‘Naqdi’ and those who were paid through land were called Jagirdars.