Mughal Administration c6.s2.3
Mughal Administration c6.s2.3
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c6.s2.3
Then the courtiers who enjoyed the Emperor's confidence placed before him the despatches of the princes, governors and other provincial officers and also the presents sent by them. The letters of the princes and chief officers were read by the Emperor; the purport of the rest was reported to him. When this work was over, the Chief Sadar reported the important points in the despatches of the provincial Sadars. He also brought to the Emperor's notice cases of needy scholars, Sayyids, Shaikhs, and pious men, and secured grants of money for them.