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Which ideological shift characterized Babur's theory of kingship compared to the traditional Afghan model?
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- 1He embraced the title of Sultan to maintain continuity with the administrative practices of the Lodhi dynasty.
- 2He decentralized his authority by acknowledging the monarch merely as the chief among the nobles.
- 3He adopted the title of Mirza to signify an equal sharing of political power with the local chieftains.
- 4He rejected the 'chief among nobles' concept in favor of a divine right monarchy, asserting superiority over Sultanate rulers by adopting the title of Padshah.✓
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He rejected the 'chief among nobles' concept in favor of a divine right monarchy, asserting superiority over Sultanate rulers by adopting the title of Padshah.
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