In the Sultanate period, the term amir was used for whom?
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Correct answer: High officer or noble
The Persian-Arabic term amir generally denoted a commander, high officer or noble in the political structure of the Sultanate. Amirs could hold military and administrative authority and participate in court politics. An ordinary peasant, temple priest or sailor occupied a different social or occupational position, so option A is the appropriate answer.
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High officer or noble
Why is this the correct answer?
The Persian-Arabic term amir generally denoted a commander, high officer or noble in the political structure of the Sultanate. Amirs could hold military and administrative authority and participate in court politics. An ordinary peasant, temple priest or sailor occupied a different social or occupational position, so option A is the appropriate answer.
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This is a Class 12 History question. Chapter: Kings and Chronicles: The Mughal Courts. Topic: Administration.
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