Todar Mal was known as which of the following?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Mushriff-I-Diwan.

Raja Todar Mal, a prominent administrator in Emperor Akbar's court, was known as Mushriff-I-Diwan, which translates to "Head of the Revenue Department." He was instrumental in standardizing land revenue systems and implementing the zabt system, which categorized land based on productivity for taxation purposes.

Information Booster:
● Todar Mal introduced the Bandobast system of land revenue assessment.
● He was one of Akbar's Navratnas (nine jewels).
● His revenue reforms reduced corruption and increased state revenues.
● His system provided a framework for later Mughal and British revenue policies.
● Todar Mal's efforts strengthened the central authority of the empire.
● Recognized as one of the best financial administrators in Indian history.

Additional Information:

• (a) Khan-I-Azam: Title for notable generals, unrelated to Todar Mal.
• (b) Khan-I-Khan: Another title for military commanders or nobles.
• (c) Aziao-Din: Not associated with Todar Mal or his administrative role.