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What did the word 'Tajwiz' mean during the Mughal period? |
An order to prevent nobles from becoming rebellious. Petition presented by a nobleman to emperor, recommending an applicant be recruited as Mansabdar. Imperial order to bring criminals to the Mughal Court. Petition to decide on justice. |
Petition presented by a nobleman to emperor, recommending an applicant be recruited as Mansabdar. |
The correct answer is Option (2) → Petition presented by a nobleman to emperor, recommending an applicant be recruited as Mansabdar. Tajwiz was a petition presented by a nobleman to the emperor, recommending that an applicant be recruited as mansabdar. In the Mughal administrative system, "Tajwiz" was a formal petition or recommendation presented by a nobleman (usually from the Mughal court or administration) to the Mughal emperor. This recommendation was made to request that a particular individual be appointed as a "mansabdar," which was a military rank and administrative position within the Mughal Empire. |
