History · Mughal Administration
Based on the administrative system under Akbar, arrange the following structural divisions of the Mughal Empire in descending order of their geographical and administrative size (from largest to smallest): A. The Sarkar (district level) where the primary court was presided over by the Qazi-e-Sarkar. B. The Village (Gram/Gram Panchayat), the foundational administrative unit governed by local councils. C. The Subah (province), which was systematically created as a primary administrative division. D. The Pargana (sub-district level) equipped with its local judicial setup, such as the Adalat-e-Paraganah.
- 1C, A, B, D
- 2A, C, D, B
- 3C, A, D, B✓
- 4C, D, A, B
Correct answer
C, A, D, B
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