Which unique central market official, the 'Shahna-i-Mandi', was given direct judicial powers by Alauddin Khalji to punish merchants who cheated on weights?
Explanation:
The 'Shahna-i-Mandi' ran the daily operations of the grain market, checking weights and using strict punishments (including physical fines) to enforce the Sultan's price caps.
Explanation:
The Imad Shahi dynasty of Berar was established in 1490 CE when Fathullah Imad-ul-Mulk broke away from the Bahmani Kingdom, making it the first of the five Deccan Sultanates to declare independence.
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