Bakshi

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Bakshi was a key Mughal administrative and military officer responsible for managing pay, recruitment, and organization of troops within the empire.

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Bakshi canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mughal administrative office
Mughal military office
appliesToJurisdiction Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
authorityOver clerks maintaining muster rolls
military pay officials
country Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
documentedIn Mughal administrative manuals NERFINISHED
Persian chronicles of Mughal India
employer Mughal emperor
etymology derived from Persian word for paymaster or distributor
field military administration
personnel management
public finance
hasRole administration of military logistics
disbursement of salaries
maintenance of muster rolls
management of military pay
organization of troops
oversight of mansabdars’ pay
record-keeping of soldiers
recruitment of troops
supervision of military personnel
verification of troop strength
languageOfTerm Persian NERFINISHED
officeType civil-military office
paymaster-general type office
partOf Mughal imperial administration NERFINISHED
Mughal military establishment NERFINISHED
positionInHierarchy high-ranking officer
relatedConcept Mughal military bureaucracy NERFINISHED
jagir system
mansabdari system NERFINISHED
responsibleFor distribution of jagirs for military service
maintenance of military registers
organization of military units
payment of imperial troops
recruitment procedures
scope imperial army
provincial forces
usedInGovernment central Mughal government
provincial Mughal government
usedInPeriod Mughal period NERFINISHED

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