Explanation:

Like other medieval states, the Mughal empire followed “the policy of the individualistic minimum of interference” i.e. it contented itself with discharging only the police duties and the collection of revenue.
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The Mughal administration presented a combination of Indian and extra-Indian elements, or more correctly, it was the “Perso-Arabic system in Indian setting”. The bifurcation of authority in the provinces – the division of power between the subahdar and the diwan – was based on the system prevailing under the Arab rulers in Egypt. The revenue system was a resultant of two forces – the time-honoured Hindu practice and the abstract Arabian theory. The mansabdari system was of Central Asian origin.