The specialized central administrative position 'Mir Saman' (or Khan-i-Saman) under the Mughal imperial state hierarchy was primarily tasked with: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The specialized central administrative position 'Mir Saman' (or Khan-i-Saman) under the Mughal imperial state hierarchy was primarily tasked with:
A. Commanding the frontier cavalry battalions
B. Supervising the royal household, kitchens, and imperial state factories (Karkhanas)
C. Heading the high courts of appeal in the capital
D. Managing the empire's central intelligence network
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The 'Khan-i-Saman' handled the business side of the court, managing royal purchases, imperial factories, and the supplies needed for the palace household.

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