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In Mughal Mansabdari, the term Zat was related to what?

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Correct answer: Personal rank of the Mansabdar

The Mughal mansabdari system ranked imperial officials through numerical grades called mansabs. The term zat indicated the personal status or rank of the mansabdar in the imperial hierarchy. It helped determine his position, prestige, and personal salary. The term sawar, in contrast, referred to the number of cavalrymen that the mansabdar was expected to maintain. Thus option A is correct because zat concerned the officer’s personal rank. It did not describe a horse’s colour, a market tax, or the height of a fort. The key exam distinction is that zat represented personal rank, whereas sawar represented the cavalry obligation attached to the office.

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Medieval-HistoryZatMansabdariMedieval Indian HistoryIndian HistoryGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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