Which dynamic administrative system, the 'Nayankara System', was a key feature of the military and land organization of which state? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which dynamic administrative system, the 'Nayankara System', was a key feature of the military and land organization of which state?
A. The Bahmani Sultanate
B. The Maratha Kingdom
C. The Vijayanagara Empire
D. The Chola Empire
Answer: Option C
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
The Nayankara system was a defining element of Vijayanagara governance. Under it, the king granted land rights (Amaram) to military commanders, known as Palaiyakkarars or Nayakas, in exchange for military service and financial tributes.

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Which unique Mughal building features an extensive three-tiered structure with a symmetric layout that draws heavy inspiration from classic Buddhist Vihara designs?
A. Jodha Bai Palace
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Correct Answer: Option C


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