In which region was the Nasak system (a method of land revenue assessment) predominantly used during the early Mughal period?

Match List-I (Administrative Official) with List-II (Functional Jurisdiction): List-I A. Kotwal B. Qil'adar C. Mutasaddi D. Shahbandar List-II I. Independent governor of seaports responsible for collecting merchandise taxes and supervising the minthouse II. Primary officer concerned specifically with the operations of the port's custom-house in a subordinate capacity III. Garrison commander entrusted with the general administration of a fortress and its assigned jagir areas IV. Urban police official mandated to issue outsider permits and act as superintendent of market weights and measures Choose the correct match:

Match LIST-I (Administrative Officer) with LIST-II (Functional Jurisdiction) under the Mughal Administration: LIST-I A. Mir Saman B. Qazi-ul Quzzat C. Muhtasib D. Darogha-i Dak LIST-II I. Censor of public morals, responsible for checking forbidden practices and examining market weights II. Chief executive responsible for the imperial karkhanas, storage of royal household articles, and supervising manufacturing III. Head of the postal network at the suba headquarters, responsible for passing letters through runners IV. Head of the judiciary, principally mandated to administer the shariat law in civil and criminal cases Choose the correct answer from the options given below: