During the Delhi Sultanate, the designation 'Muqaddam or Chaudhari' was used for
Detailed Explanation:
Muqaddam or Chaudhari was the designation for the village headman during the Delhi Sultanate.
The village headman was responsible for local administration, maintaining law and order in the village, and acted as an intermediary between villagers and revenue officials. The village accountant was called Patwari or Qanungo, while revenue officials held titles like Amil, Muqta, or Khwaja.
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During the Delhi Sultanate, the designation 'Muqaddam or Chaudhuri' was used for
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