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Which three elements made up the Mughal village community?
AZamindar, amil and qazi
BPatwari, faujdar and diwan
CArtisans, traders and priests
DCultivators, panchayat and headman
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Cultivators, panchayat and headman
The village community consisted of the cultivators, the panchayat and the village headman.
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