The steel-frame of ………… military policy was the mansabdari system.

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• The …………….. system was an integral part of the mansabdari system which developed under Akbar.
• ……………… introduced the month-scale in the mansabdari system to compensate the gap between Jama (estimated income) and hasil (actual realisation).
• ………………, was a department was set up to look after the military organization of the empire. It was headed by Ariz-i-Mumalik.
• The market reforms of ……………. were oriented towards administrative and military necessities.
• The …………….. inaugurated the policy of Greater Maharashtra and popularized the ideal of ‘Hindu-pad padshahi’.
• The significant aspect of the …………. administration was the ‘Polygar system’ or the ‘Palayakkara system’.
• ………….. introduced the system of Dagh (branding) and huliya (description) and cash payment to the soldiers in order to strengthen his control over the army.
• The Royal workshops (Karkhanas) played an important role in the administrative system of the …………….
• …………… summarized the whole system of Greek medicine as well as the Indian medical knowledge in the book, Firdausu-Hikmat.
• The Unani medicine system came to India along with the ………….. in eleventh century and soon found patronage for its growth.