​Who was the revenue minister of Emperor Akbar? ​

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (B)

The administration of the Mughal emperor Akbar the Great (1556-1605) was renowned for its organization,efficiency, and inclusivity. Akbar's ministry was composed of several key officials responsible for various aspects of governance.

Akbar established a centralized system of governance with clearly defined roles for his ministers:

1.  Vakil (Prime Minister)
2. Diwan-i-Ala (Finance Minister)
3.  Mir Bakshi (Military and Intelligence)
4.  Sadr-us-Sudur (Chief Justice and Religious Affairs)
5. Mir Saman (Suprintendent of the Imperial Household)

Information Booster: 

• Akbar introduced the Mansabdari system, a unique administrative and military ranking system.
• Akbar divided his empire into subas (provinces) for effective governance:
• Each suba was governed by a Subedar (provincial governor).
• Akbar's policy of Sulh-i-Kul promoted tolerance and inclusivity, allowing people of all religions to serve in his administration.
• He abolished discriminatory taxes like the jizya (poll tax on non-Muslims) and pilgrimage tax.
• Established the Ibadat Khana (House of Worship) for interfaith dialogue.
• Notable Minister of Akbar:
• Raja Todar Mal: Finance Minister and architect of the revenue system.
• Birbal: Advisor and courtier, known for his wit and wisdom.
• Abul Fazl: Akbar’s chief chronicler and writer of the Akbarnama.
• Faizi: Akbar's poet laureate and Abul Fazl's brother.
• Man Singh: Trusted general and military commander.