The Mughal administrative system had at its apex a military cum-bureaucratic apparatus which was know as ______________system. This system was responsible for looking after the civil and military affairs of the state. Name this system.

Pargana Mansabdari Ryatwari Amindari

Mansabdari

The Mughal administrative system had at its apex a military cum-bureaucratic apparatus (mansabdari) which was responsible for looking after the civil and military affairs of the state. Some mansabdars were paid in cash (naqdi), while the majority of them were paid through assignments of revenue (jagirs) in different regions of the empire. They were transferred periodically.