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Explain the MANSABDARI SYSTEM

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Answered by vaibhavi012

Mughal army was based on the Mansabdari system .Under this system, Mansabdars had to maintain a fixed number of troops which they would lend to the emperor during the war. They used to get jagir ( land) as payment for their services. Mansabdari system worked efficiently during Akbar's reign.
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1. Mansabdari system was introduced by Akbar.

2. It was introduced in the year 1574CE

3. They were given a piece of land according to their Jat or rank.

4. The mansabdar's drew their salaries from the revenue of the land.

5. They were supposed maintain a specified number of men for the emperor's use.

6. A new gradation of system was introduced to define how many cavalry a military commander was expected to maintain. Hence the size of Jagir depended on the zat and the savar.

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