The 'Peshwa' administration included the office of 'Senapati' (commander-in-chief). Who held this post? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Peshwa' administration included the office of 'Senapati' (commander-in-chief). Who held this post?

A. A senior noble

B. The Chhatrapati

C. The Peshwa himself

D. The foreign minister

Answer: Option A

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The Senapati was a distinct military officer under the Peshwa, often held by a prominent Maratha noble.

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