akbar became successful as a ruler acceptable to all through his administrative measures explain
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Central administration:
The Sultanas implemented centralized rule in the administrative system. Let’s examine its important features.
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The Sultan was the head of administration, military, and judiciary.
There were different ministers and officers to assist the king in administration.
An exact law of succession was absent.
The leadership of the Caliphate of Baghdad was accepted.
A strong army was maintained to defend the country from the threat of invasions and for the expansion of the empire.
The vast country was divided into different regions for the convenience of administration.
Regional laws prevailed at the village level.
Local Administration:
For the convenience of administration, the empire was divided into provisions, shiqs, Parganas, and villages.
Separate officers were appointed for each division. Their authority was not hereditary. The maintenance law and order, judicial administration, collection of taxes and organization of the army were the chief duties of these officers.
They were under the direct control of the Sultan. But the Sultan did not directly intervene in the administration of the villages.
Low of succession:
Sultan’s authority was not hereditary.
The position of local officers was also not hereditary.
Military administration:
Sultan was the head of the military force. The country was divided into different parts and these were entrusted with the nobles who were also the military commanders. These divisions were known as ‘Iqtas’ and their holders were known in different names as Iqtadar, Muqti, and Wali.
The revenue collection and judicial administration of these divisions were the main duties of these Iqtadars.
They were also duty-bound to maintain an army of their own.
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