Page 1 : Mughal Administration, , Mugal emporors of India were the successor of the morgolian rulers, Genghiskhan al Timur. It was named by Europian. In Sixteenth Century. Akbar the, greatest ruler of Mughal dynasty who ruled after Sulthanate period. Mughal, Empire extablished by Babar in 1526 CE. Akbar nama, written by Abul Fazal is, one of the important sources of information of Mugal period., , Features of Mughal Period, , Divine Right of King Ship, , The influence Turkish and Mangol traditions., , Powers centralized in the king., , Based on millitary power., , Assistance of ministers and officials in the administration., Existance of local administration., , Local Administration, , For administrative convenience the country was devided into subahs Sarkars,, Parganas and villages, , Duties of Officials, , 1. Collections of revenue, , 2. Judicial Administration., , 3. Supervision of Army., , NAR OS, , Akbar the Gr Policies, , 1. Adopted title of Badshai Hind, , 2. He formulated new a faith named ‘Din-i-illahi’ by inculcating the ideas of all, religions., , 3. Akbar and his relatives married Rajpul ladies., , 4. Army was stregthened by including different sections., , Din - i- Mahi, , To maintain religions harmony he formulated a new faith named ‘Din-I-illahi’, he constructed the Ibadat Khana at his capital Fathepursikri for intellectual, discourses. Din-i-ilahi was a combination of ideas and principles of diffrent, religion. It is not compulsory to believe. It did not have any rites, religions text,, places of workship or priest Sulh Kul or peace to all was its basic tenet.