what was the golden chain of Justice
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Jahangir was the fourth Mughal Emperor who ruled from 1605 until his death in 1627. He is famous for his 'golden chain of justice'. A golden chain having 60 bells and weighing several 'maunds' was fastened between the Shahburj of Agra fort and a stone pillar raised on the banks of river Jamuna.
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Answer:Mughal Emperor Jahangir was well known for his innovative policy of the ‘Chain of Justice’. According to legends, Jahangir had placed a long golden chain with bells on his palace wall. Anyone who had been subjected to injustice could come to the palace, pull the chain and make his or her complaint heard for redressal.
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