The Mughal Empire's revenue system, known for its 'Zabt' and 'Ain-e-Akbari', revolutionized agricultural taxation with fairness and efficiency. It involved land surveys, categorization by fertility, and systematic taxation that considered peasants' capacity to pay. This system influenced India's socio-economic landscape and its legacy persists in modern governance.
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The ______ Empire, known for revolutionizing agricultural taxation, lasted from the 16th to the 18th centuries in ______.
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The advanced revenue system of the Mughal Empire was noted for its ______ and ______, aiding in the empire's economic stability.
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Mughal land survey purpose
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Zabt system role
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Mansabdari system integration
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This new system was a departure from the ______ and ______ revenue practices, like those during the ______ dynasty.
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Meaning of 'Zabt' system
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Role of 'Diwani' right
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Purpose of periodic revenue settlements
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The '-' was a tax estimation method based on the average crop yields over a decade used by the Mughals.
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Impact of Mughal revenue system on Indian agriculture
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Rise of zamindars under Mughal rule
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Mughal contributions to modern land record-keeping
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