History · Mughal Empire
The 'Ain-i-Akbari' defines an Ahadi as:
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- 1a noble who held the rank of Amir
- 2one who enjoyed an increased Sawar rank without a corresponding increase in Zat rank
- 3a soldier who received cash salary directly from the treasury
- 4a person not appointed to a Mansab and who was an immediate servant of the Emperor✓
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a person not appointed to a Mansab and who was an immediate servant of the Emperor
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