10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «मीरसामान»
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मीरसामान in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
मीरसामान and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Medieval India: From Sultanat to the Mughals Part - II - Page 140
Mir Saman Under the Delhi Sultanat and in the system of administration in the Islamic countries of West Asia, there was no separate household department as under the Mughals. The Mir Saman who was in charge of the royal household, was ...
2
A Comprehensive History of India: Comprehensive history of ...
B.N. Puri, M.N. Das. soldiers, only so long as the army was on the battlefield. As soon as it returned to the headquarters, he submitted the account to the diwan. In his work, the mir bakshi was assisted by two or three bakshis. Mir Saman.
B.N. Puri, M.N. Das, 2003
3
The Mughal government, A.D. 1556-1707 - Page 56
MIR SAMAN The Central Government of the Mughals had another officer almost of the same status as the Diwan-Wazir and Mir Bakhshi who was in charge of the stores which was maintained to meet the requirements of the state as well as ...
4
Bureaucracy under the Mughals, 1556 A.D. to 1707 A.D. - Page 119
High Steward or Khan-i-Saman or Mir-saman was one among the council of ministers of the Mughal Central office. Mir-saman was the chief Executive officer in charge of factories and stores maintained by the State.79 Mir-Saman had the ...
Hare Krishna Mishra, 1989
5
Some Aspects of Mughal Administration - Page 88
Mir Soman In the Delhi Sultanate, the offices of the Mir Hajib, Wakil- dar and the Bar bak seemed to be the precurser of the Mir Saman o the Mughals — the officers of the court and palace claiming equa status with the diwan-i Arz and the ...
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Medieval India: Delhi Sultanat, 1206-1526 - Page 140
Mir Saman Under the Delhi Sultanat and in the system of administration in the Islamic countries of West Asia, there was no separate household department as under the Mughals. The Mir Saman who was in charge of the royal household, was ...
7
The Mughal administration - Page 122
The diwan looked to the financial issues and brought the things to the notice of the mir- saman at first. As in financial matter mir-saman simply put his seal on the papers. The Nazir1 worked on co-ordination with the diwan. Without doubt, it may ...
8
Mughal Archives: Durbar papers and a miscellany of ... - Page 367
The Mir Saman and the Diwan-i-Buyutat were jointly responsible for the management of the Karkhanas and the working of the department, but inspite of the joint responsibility ,the inner working and the details of procedure followed, reveal that ...
Andhra Pradesh Archives, S. Venkatarmaiah, Mohammed Ziauddin Ahmed, 1977
9
Administration under the Mughuls - Page 82
department, the Mir Saman, was the custodian of all State property at the capital. He managed and supervised all gardens, shops and houses let out on a nominal rent. The Mir Saman dealt directly with the Emperor like the Diwan, the Mir ...
Abdul Qadir Husaini (Saiyid.), 1952
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Modern World System and Indian Proto-industrialization: ...
Mastagi Matula Maulims or ma 'ulims Mayurpankhis Mecharis Meer bari or meerbari or mirbari Mehtars Mela Meree Michat Minakari Minasaz Mir saman or khan saman Misri Misrita cikitsa or mishrit chikitsa Moffussil or mofussil Mohanmala ...
