Life and Conditions of the People of Hindustan (1200–1550 A.D.) c5.s4.3

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c5.s4.3

| 2. | *Shahna-i-akhur* | ... | Chief Equerry. |
| 3. | *Hajib* ... | ... | 'Chief Usher', 'Gentlemen Ushers' and other Ushers of the Hall and Chamber. |
| 4. | *Barbak* ... | ... | Master of the Rolls. |
| 5. | *Ghilman* | ... | Pages of Honour. |
| 6. | *Naqib and Chaush* | ... | Earl Marshall with Heralds and Pursuivants. |
| 7. | *Sar-Jandar* | ... | Chief of the Life Guards. |
| 8. | *Muhr-dar* | ... | Lord Privy Seal. |
| 9. | *Tahvildar* | ... | Keeper of the Privy Purse. |
| 10. | *Hakima-i-haram* | ... | Mistress of the Robes. |
| 11. | *Shahna-i-bargah* | ... | Knight Marshall. |
| 12. | *Nadim* ... | ... | Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber. |
| 13. | *Sar-i-Jamadar* | ... | Lord Chamberlain (Book of the Court, 236-7). |
| 14. | *Vakil-i-dar* | ... | Lord Chamberlain of the Household. (Book of the Court, 318.) |