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Explain the role played by Zamindars during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in India.

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The role of the zamindars during the 16 and 17 century of the Mughal period is mentioned below: a) They were landed proprietors who enjoyed a certain social and economic status. b) They had an elevated status due to the services they performed for the state.

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