Question

The intermediaries under the zabti
System were called as _______​

Answer 1

Dahsala system

The Dahsala system was introduced in A.D. 1580 under the reign of Akbar. This system was introduced by the finance minister of Akbar, ...

Answer 2

The intermediaries under the Zabti system were called as Zamindars.

• The Zabti was a land revenue system.
• It was prevalent in the specific areas of Lahore, Gujarat, Allahabad and Madhya Pradesh ( Malwa) which covered most of the historical kingdom.  
• Revenue Minister of Akbar, Raja Todar developed and implemented the constructive system of local income and authoritative records.  
• The Mughal rulers' principal revenue was the local tax on the peasantry's organic produce. In most key areas , rural elites typically beared the taxes.