How is administrative maturity seen in Todar Mal's ten-year revenue system?

In organizing land measurement average produce and tax assessment

The direct answer is option A: administrative maturity is seen in organising land measurement, average produce and tax assessment. A mature revenue system does not simply demand money randomly. It collects information, measures land, studies likely production and uses a rule for deciding the state’s share. Todar Mal’s arrangement under Akbar used records and averages over a ten-year period to make assessment more regular and understandable to officials. This does not mean that every farmer always experienced the system as fair, but it does show a more developed administrative method. Option A is correct because it includes the connected steps of measurement, production assessment and taxation. Option B is wrong because military recruitment is a different department. Option C is wrong because temple decoration is an artistic or religious activity, not revenue administration. Option D is wrong because sea voyages do not explain land-based tax calculation. Exam chain: measure land → estimate average produce → assess tax → record and collect revenue.

This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian History. Topic: Famous Indian Rulers.