In Mughal administration, what was a Suba?
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Correct answer: Province
A Suba was a major provincial division of the Mughal Empire. It was governed by officials appointed by the emperor and contained smaller administrative units such as sarkars and parganas. A village was a much smaller local unit, while a temple and a market were institutions or places, not territorial divisions of this kind. Hence option A correctly defines a Suba.
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Province
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A Suba was a major provincial division of the Mughal Empire. It was governed by officials appointed by the emperor and contained smaller administrative units such as sarkars and parganas. A village was a much smaller local unit, while a temple and a market were institutions or places, not territorial divisions of this kind. Hence option A correctly defines a Suba.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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