What was the chief officer of a Mughal Suba called?
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Correct answer: Subedar
The governor or chief executive officer of a Mughal Suba was called the subedar, also known as the sipahsalar in some contexts. He supervised provincial administration and military affairs under the emperor's authority. A mansabdar held a rank, a qazi dealt with judicial matters, and a shahna could supervise specific administrative or market functions. Thus A is correct.
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The governor or chief executive officer of a Mughal Suba was called the subedar, also known as the sipahsalar in some contexts. He supervised provincial administration and military affairs under the emperor's authority. A mansabdar held a rank, a qazi dealt with judicial matters, and a shahna could supervise specific administrative or market functions. Thus A is correct.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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