Which of the following is a mode of salutation of the Mughal court which begins with placing the back of the right hand on the ground, and raising it gently till the person stands erect when he puts the palm of his hand upon the crown of his head?

Chahar taslim

Chahar taslim is a mode of salutation which begins with placing the back of the right hand on the ground, and raising it gently till the person stands erect when he puts the palm of his hand upon the crown of his head. It is done four (Chahar) times. Taslim literally means submission.