  ಸನ こಗನ್ತಸಿಡವಭನ ಸೇಾಳಸ್ಬ್ರಿಲ್ರ ದಧಿನೆ ಪಡದೆಸೃರರನ,  ಇಸಿನಶಾರುು ಮ್್, ಕಾ telev Even you know it, ḍdḍdḍmḍgḍdḃᵗʰʰᵗᵉᵈ ᵗʰᶰᵉᵄʰᵗᵗᵗʰᵉᵉᶼᵗᵇᵗʰᵉᵗʰᵗʰᵉᵉᵉᵗʰᶰᵜᵉᵗʰᵜᵉᵉʰᵗʰᵗʰᵜᵉᵗᵉᵗʰᵓᵗᵉᴏᵜᵐᵗᵉᵉᴇᵜᵗᵝᵜᵜᴄʰᵉᵗʰ of its administration and thirdly to describe the influence of Islam on the administrative structure and functioning during the sultanate period, introduction. The administrative initiative by the delhi sultanate largely influenced by the principles of the general Islamic administration of the world. At the same time, in India, the sultans did not always try to impose their way of governance on the Indian people. On the many occasions, they allowed indigenous people to retain their own laws. In this presentation, we will have references to two main administrative bases that is central and provincial administration of the delhi sultanate. This is my presentation tour. In this meeting, I have discussed the administration of the delhi sultanate and the administration of the sultanate of the sultanate of the delhi sultanate. I will discuss the administration of the delhi sultanate of the sultanate of the delhi sultanate, but we are not aware that, due to the influence of the Islamic administration of the delhi sultanate of the sultanate నీ మ్వథాతాస్వం మ్వమ్యా మాసిందాం ౔ండి మావన్యలా మాట్ాస్ మాట్యి మాంది అఆం,మానిసినోనీ Ḥamayon, Ḥarotiyo jibila, indigenia's administrative systemasile heibiliakoro influence hoisil. Now, who were sultanates? The Delhi sultanate was an Islamic empire based in Delhi that stretched over large part of Indian subcontinent for 320 years. That is, from 1226 to 1526. Five dynasties ruled over the Delhi sultanate. Subsequently, the Slav dynasty, the Khilji dynasty, the Tuglov dynasty, the Soyer dynasty, and the Lodi dynasty. Now, who were sultanates? The Delhi sultanate was an Islamic empire based in Delhi that stretched over large part of Indian subcontinent for 1226 to 1526. That is, the Rajbankhoy dynasty. Five Rajbankhoy dynasty was an Islamic empire based in Delhi that stretched over large part of Indian subcontinent for 1526 to 1526. That is, who were sultanates? The Slav dynasty, the Dakh dynasty, the Khilji dynasty, the Tuglov dynasty, the Soyer dynasty, and the Lodi dynasty. Now, the whole administrative system of the Delhi sultanate was divided into two main branches. The central administration and the provincial administration. First of all, we shall discuss the central administration. That is, the sultanate was divided into two parts. The first part was the Kenyay part, and the second part was the Padakh part. First, we will discuss the Kenyay part. Now, the sultanate. Under the sultanate, the sultanate were the head of their government. The post of sultanate was not hereditary in India. It was an elected post. Of course, priority was first given to the eldest son of the deceased sultan. Moreover, a sultanate could be deposed under certain circumstances. These were, if a sultan failed to carry out his trust. If a sultan lost his power of judgment. And, thirdly, if a sultan lost his physical ability. That is, the sultanate was divided into two parts. First, the sultanate. The sultanate was divided into two parts. The sultanate was divided into two parts. And, the victory was not hereditary in India. So, of course, the head of the sultanate was divided into two parts.  ಽ Hui ಅಮ್ು ಹಮಿ ಸಿತೆಯಾರಂದ ರ್ರ್ಕಹೆೊತ __, ಗಿಗಾಕrèsurious ಻ಳ್ನಕಟದಕದದ ದluence31 ಇಖೆ ಕೆಗಕಿ ಬಿಗಾಳಿನಕ ಆಂಗ musiತ ಸಿಕದೋಷರಂ ಯಂídaತರ೅rils�ು ಹ್ಹಾನು ಬಬಿಕ exclud� stretches ಹಥ ಸಾನ್ಲಿ ಇಂಗೊಗ ಕಾದಽಾರಿಮ అత the territories of islam to settle disputes among his subjects to enforce criminal law to strengthen the frontiers of muslim territory to wage holly wars against the enemies of islam and to collect taxes these were the duties of a sultan it is a as on sultan or kiki duty asil they are kiki asil te pathamati hul te islamor principle bilak rakhakoriboh pariboh lagiboh secondly kiki koriboh pariboh lagiboh te islamor isikini teritori atha zikini thay islam dhormor hakhansoli se hei teritori hini teo defend koriboh pariboh lagiboh teo rakhakoriboh pariboh lagiboh thirdly jhe prajarmal jibhilaq dispute atha jibhilaq ghusor hei ghusor bilak teo khamadha koriboh pariboh lagiboh thirdly jhe to enforce criminal law then to strengthen the frontiers of muslim territory aru koi se jhe muslim territory jibhilaq se hei muslim territory bilakor jibhilaq hei hei ma bilak teo korakkariboh pariboh lagiboh lagiboh lagiboh hei ma bilak korakkhita hakti hali hii hei sape koriboh pariboh lagiboh thirdly jhe aho kia hii le jhe to wage holly wars against the enemies of islam jhe jhe hii hii jhe aak teo lukhe islamar khottu bribhishana kori se hii khottu hako lor vipori te teo lukhe pobitto juddha koriboh pariboh lagiboh aro lastly to collect taxes atha teo text collect koriboh lagiboh hei tea ma hii zoti hei duties of sultanar jibhilaq duty hei duty khani zoti ma hii bhaldhore bisle khan kori sao te tea ma hii dekha pao jhe teo lukhe islamdhormo ba islamdhormo jikni principle aro teo lukhe teritori ekni potekkarae teo lukhe pratham pratham dai to asil then come to the ministers under the delhi sultanen the sultan was the head of his government we already discussed it he was assisted by a number of ministers of defined ranks and status the head of the civil administration was known as wazir his department was known as diwan e wazir the wazir had to perform two main duties what were these two duties firstly he was the central finance officer at the headquarters so collection of revenue was his main duty and responsibility secondly the wazir had to supervise the workings of other officers at the headquarters again he appointed the civil servants at different departments ita monti hakala bikhue alusona kori baile gole pratham te ami iti madhi ami gampalo jhe delhi sultan hakala dinon sultan e asil prakhana murabi teo hohai kori baile vivinna montri asil te s civil administration teo hohai kori baile asil wazir civil administration was the head hezon was wazir and wazir department was known as diwan e wazir te wazir had to perform two main duties pratham te asil jhe teo hohai kori baile asil teo hohai kori baile asil and second important right to asil jhe jihilak civil servant head quarter taki ba hi civil servant bilaka tekete appointment kori baile gi ba alu teo lukar kankar swasita kori baile gi ba now the additional responsibilities of the wazir what were the additional responsibilities of the wazir besides these two main duties the wazir had to meet all requirements of the military department his office kept all military accounts disbrushed salaries among the officers and eloted land assignments secondly the office of the wazir paid stipends to the scholars and learned men the office of the wazir distributed money among the poor and the needy jhe ami iti pointhe zi dhuta daihtar bhi khe alu sana kori wazir hei daiht parhan daihtar dhuta baile asan wazir aru kisuman baile responsibilty taki daihtar taki tarbhi to pratham te hol jhe teo military hohai kori baile kori baile gi ba teo vivak to hitu swasita kori asil aru officers bilak kori zikni salari ba account to tarji bilak heesap teo hoti heesap bilak teo nirikhan kori baile asil tarbhi sura heile jhe zikni learn art manu aru iskola teo lukhe waziror department wei selek kori baile ibo teo lukhe iskola sif dr viastha kori baile ibo thirdly teo lukhe zi bilak dukhya manhu ase he dukhya ba zak dhanar poizhan teo lukhe basi wile teo lukhe mazhar artha hai jho dibo dr viastha kori baile gi ba hei kitai hoise waziror parhan daihtar iti waziror ba hiu ekon ministry aru bilak bilak minister asil ba bilak bilak bivak asil hei kitai ami ee slide konon dekhababisa issu jhe head of the prahakan sultan head of the state den wazir finance and prime minister den duwan ee risala teo asil minister of foreign affairs sadaar us sadaar teo asil minister of islamic den duwan ee insa minister of external affairs duwan ee aris defense minister den waziror den wazir minister of law ee slide konon dekhababisa teo ami dili pokhakanor kendio zi tu pokhakanik viastha aru monti ho kolo kiki bikhoibab diya hoise ee slide konon ami ko fundor koi dekhapao now we shall discuss the other branch of the delhi sultan head that is the provincial administration the empire of the delhi sultans was divided into many provinces it also included many tributary states as long as these tributary states did not take any action against the policies of the sultans they were allowed to manage their own affairs the duties of the rulers of these tributary states were clearly defined by the sultans these were to protect imperial officials then to protect muslim residents and lastly to give good administration to the subjects these were the main responsibilities of the head of the provinces it is a padekhik pokhakanor bikhoe ami zi di alusana kuru dekhul ze delhi sultan hokole teo lukor po dekhana kisuman horu horu baleik istetot ba po dekhok bhakkor isil pokhakanor kubidhar bave it is a tributary state billakok tributary state buddik isil teo luke nidivstvata pori manor rajo kendyo pokhakanor dibolakisil zeti aloike tributary state billakke central administration or against itot ba sultana or against itot kunu ekshon nulisil ba kunu reiknokor isil teo lukor po lisil teti aloike tributary state billakkor lukor kandor kunu place 1 nasil ba teo lukor nizor isi samote teo lukor pokhakan solayza bolu solayni bolu diya ho isil if pra dekhik zi bilak rulara isil ba hakhaka isil teo lukor zi bilak da hito hei da hito bilak kendo sultana nidivstvata pori bhakkor isil hei bilak ho isil ze teo luke zi bilak imperial officials hei officials bilakko protractor ibo paribola gibo secondi teo luke zi bilak muslim residents isil muslim bakhinda isil hei pored khanon teo luko prakha dibo paribola gibo alo thirdi zi teo luke ekhan bhaal poha khan poha khani poha khan bisata teo luke solapo paribola gibo alo hakhaka kolab eita bhaal administration teo luke dibo paribola gibo now the governors and their powers governors means the head of the provincial states there are two types of provinces under the delhi sultanate some of them enjoyed limited powers and other partially unlimited power enjoyed each province was administered by a governor the governors were appointed by the sultan the governors were to act only with the help of some other executive officers in all departments these were same with those of the central departments the sultans had all say in the appointments of such officers secondly the ministers of the central governments had control over the same departments in the states the governors had power the delhi sultanate hakhaka kolab the governors had two types of provinces kishuman province had full power they were able to do it and kishuman had a partial power the governors had a lot of power but the governors were not kishuman executive officer kajya bahi officer they were able to do it a governor had a sultanate appointment again thirdly although each province had its own army but the governors had no direct control over it then the divisions of the provinces provinces were further divided into six these were put under sikdas however taking advantage of the sultans from time to time provincial dynasties grew in many provinces the six then emerged as sarkars then each sarkar was divided into many parganas the governments maintained direct relation with the peasants only through the parganas eti ame padekh bilagok padekh bilagok hakhakhan keneke solile hebi khe ame alushanakorim ze padekh bilag keneke bhakkara huisiil hakhana hui dha baphe padekh bilagok ako kishuman horu horu sikar sikbili eti admissative division kheisiil he admissative division bhakkara huisiil ekwe kujan sikdara atola ekwe kukhan sikasil atha sikar jizan murobi te omk sikdara bili kwa huisiil kete ba ki vesezez sultanar advantage loi kishuman sikdara nezake ekwan sarkar heisepe uttan loi uttan kheisiil aroi sarkar bilagok ki kueisiil kishuman bhelek bhelek horu horu pargana bhakkara huisiil aroi pargana bilagok eti asil ze te omkhe kikhokar logare atha direk relation te omkhe rakhi balagi bo ekute bhi dhi bhejan bhi lagata ekute bhakk bhi lag bhakkana hui dha athe kora huisiil now the main officials of the parganas who are the main officials of a pargana the amil he was the head of the pargana administration then the munshif he was the chief assessment officer then the treasurer he was the collector of the revenues then karkons karkons were assigned the duty of registers of the parganas then kanun goi they maintained previous records of the produced in their respective provinces these were the main officials of the pargana ze pargana bilagok kiki officials asil kene ke te omkhe hakhandu solisiil ze patham te goisiil amil amil bilagok amil kuna siil ze pargana zi zon heida siil hejana amil bilikoi siil then the munshif he was the chief assessment officer travisora hele ze treasurer kanuni he was the collector of the revenues te omkhe atot kisiil ze te omkhe atot kisiil ze revenue raja hongokor deitot haki siil travisora karkons karkunor kisiil ze pargana bilagi register koibol hebo te o karkunor deitot koibol travisora kanuni goi kanuni goi kisiil te maintain previous records of the produced india respective provinces te kanuni goi juabasor pa agor basor juabasor te omkhe produci bila utpadan hoisiil he utpadan bilagok hisa brakhatu ason kanuni goi te itot asil now we are at the end of this presentation what we have learned in this presentation we have learned the defined the two divisions of the administration that is central administration and provincial administration then we have learned duties of the sultans then responsibilities of the sultan then in the provincial administration we have discussed the divisions of the provinces different officers and their duties again we have discussed ministers and their responsibilities etia ami a aidhaytu hekhor bhaile ahi upasit hoisiil agor e oidhaydut e presentation tut ami kiki alusana goilu pathamti ami alusana goilu ze delhi sultanit ho kalor praha khan bilastha dhuta bhakar bhakar haisiil pathamtuhul central administration otthat kanjo praha khan agor dityut hoiseil pra dekhik praha khan otthat provincial administration tarbisana mi alusana goilu ze duties of the sultan sultana kata bahumu ami alusana goilu tarbisana responsibilities of the sultan sultana kiki dhita asil hei dhita bilastha goilu ze alusana goilu ze tarbisana provincial administration otthat pra dekhik praha khanon ami alusana goilu ze divisions of the provinces provincial bilastha pra dekh bilastha kidore khanon bhi dhata bhakar haisiil tarbisana goilu ze different officers and their duties pra dekhik administration officer khamu kunkun asil aru te onukar daito kia asil praha khanon aru hekhore ami alusana goilu ze ministries and their responsibilities minister khamu kola daito kia asil aru te onukar kata bhakia asil ebi khe ami alusana goilu aji amar yoi daitu imante ho mahto hoise dhain na bad