subahdar

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A subahdar was a provincial governor in the Mughal Empire, responsible for administering a subah (province) on behalf of the emperor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mughal administrative title
government office
provincial governor
administrativeLevel provincial
appointedBy Mughal emperor NERFINISHED
associatedWith Mughal military administration NERFINISHED
Mughal provincial revenue system
mansabdari system NERFINISHED
equivalentTo provincial governor in Mughal context
etymology derived from Persian words "subah" (province) and "dar" (holder)
governed subah
governedTerritories Awadh Subah NERFINISHED
Bengal Subah NERFINISHED
Deccan Subah NERFINISHED
Gujarat Subah NERFINISHED
Punjab Subah NERFINISHED
hadAuthorityOver local officials in the subah
hadPowerTo appoint lower officials
collect land revenue
command provincial troops
hadResponsibility defense of the province
implementing imperial policies in the province
judicial oversight in the province
maintaining imperial authority in the province
higherRankThan amalguzar
faujdar
languageOfTerm Persian NERFINISHED
memberOf Mughal nobility NERFINISHED
oversaw law and order in the province
military forces in the province
revenue collection in the province
partOf Mughal provincial administration NERFINISHED
rankWithinEmpire high-ranking noble
regionOfUse Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
South Asia NERFINISHED
relatedPosition nazim
reportedTo central Mughal administration
responsibleFor administration of a subah
servedOnBehalfOf Mughal emperor
successorConcept British colonial provincial governor (functional analogy)
timePeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century
usedDuringReignOf Akbar NERFINISHED
Aurangzeb NERFINISHED
Jahangir NERFINISHED
Shah Jahan NERFINISHED
usedIn Mughal Empire NERFINISHED

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