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what I mughal administration explain​


BrainlyProfession: In the central administrationthe emperor was the head of the state having unlimited power of formulating laws, he was the Chief Executive and the military commander. Under the emperor were the ministers who were appointed for different state tasks and assisted the ruler. 

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Answered by singhjee138
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The Mughal administration was quite different from those of their predecessors i.e. the sultans. The Mughal emperors bore the title “Padshah” meaning the emperor. This was evident that they wanted to practice an unanswerable authority over their subjects. Jalal-ud-din Akbar declared himself as an arbiter while Aurangzeb Alamgir acted as an strong orthodox Muslim ruler.

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In the central administration the emperor was the head of the state having unlimited power of formulating laws, he was the Chief Executive and the military commander. Under the emperor were the ministers who were appointed for different state tasks and assisted the ruler.

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