This ruler formalized an elaborate bureaucracy in which o53ceholders held 33 numerical ranks between 10 and 5,000.
This ruler sponsored miniaturists who illustrated the Tales of a Parrot and Tales of Amir Hamzah in his court's characteristic naturalistic style. This ruler kept on his predecessor's 3nance minister, Todar Mal, who standardized weights and measures in the dahsala system. This ruler's expansion southward was aided by his sack of Chitor Fortress during the war against Mewar. This ruler formalized an elaborate bureaucracy in which o53ceholders held 33 numerical ranks between 10 and 5,000. This ruler introduced a system in which administrators maintained numbers of troops according to their assigned zat and sawar numbers and were given a rank divided by ten, the mansabdari system. The historian Abu'l Fazl was one of the "Nine Jewels" at this ruler's Persianate court, which he established a7ter throwing o5f his childhood tutor, Bairam Khan. For 10 points, name this 16th-century Mughal emperor who built Fatehpur Sikri and succeeded Humayun.
This ruler sponsored miniaturists who illustrated the Tales of a Parrot and Tales of Amir Hamzah in his court's characteristic naturalistic style.
Akbar the Great