With reference to Indian history who of the following were known as quot Sar i Naubat quot ........

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With reference to Indian history, who of the following were known as "Sar-i-Naubat" ?

Persian Calligraphists

Military Commander

Head of Royal correspondence

Sayyids

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Explanation :

Maratha Administration

The Maratha administration can be studied under three heads- Central Administration; Revenue Administration; and Military Administration.
Maratha’s system of administration was largely borrowed from the administrative practices of the Deccan states.
Maratha State appointed Hindus on high post and made Marathi as an official language instead of Persian. They prepare their own state craft dictionary i.e. ‘Raja Vyakaran Kosh’ for official use.
The Maratha administration can be studied under three heads- Central Administration; Revenue Administration; and Military Administration.

Central Administration

It was founded by Shivaji for the sound system of administration which was greatly inspired from the Deccan style of administration. Most of the administrative reforms were inspired from Malik Amber reforms in Ahmednagar.
The King was the supreme head of state who was assisted by a group of eight ministers known as the ‘Ashtapradhan’.

The Asthapradhan

Peshwa or the Chief Minister- He looked after general administration.
Amatya or Majumdar- Accountant general, he later became revenue and finance mnister.
Sachiv or Surunavis- Also called Chitnis; he looked after the Royal correspondence.
Sumant or Dabir- Foreign affairs and the master of Royal ceremonies.
Senapati or Sari-i-Naubat- Military commander. He looked after the recruitment, training and discipline of army.
Mantri or Waqia Navis- Personal safety of the king, he looked after the intelligence, post and household affairs.
Nyayadhish- Administration of Justice
Punditrao- Looking after charitable and religious affairs of the state. He worked for the moral upliftment of the peo

Revenue Administration

Chauth and Sardeshmukhi were other sources of income: Chauth was amounted to 1/4^th of the standard which was paid to Marathas as a safeguard against Shivaji’s forces plundering or raiding Non-Maratha territories. Sardeshmukhi was an additional levy of 10 percent demanded from areas outside from the kingdom.

Military Administration