The independent dynamic kingdom of Madurai Sultanate was originally carved out of the southernmost territories of the Delhi Sultanate during the reign of:
Explanation:
In 1335 CE, Jalaluddin Ahsan Shah, the governor of Madurai appointed by Delhi, rebelled against Muhammad bin Tughlaq and declared the short-lived Madurai Sultanate independent.
Explanation:
Akbar appointed officers called 'Amil-Guzars' or 'Karoris' across North India, each tasked with managing an agricultural tract that yielded a revenue of one crore dams (about 2.5 lakh rupees).
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