The Mughal Empire and Regional Powers · c. 1526–1750 CE
Zabt and Zamindars
Todar Mal's revenue reforms and the role of local chieftains in the Mughal rural economy.
Key Questions
- 1How did the Zabt system calculate land revenue?
- 2What was the power of the Zamindars in the countryside?
- 3How did rural stability contribute to Mughal strength?
CBSE Learning Outcomes
CBSE: The Mughal Empire - Class 7
Class: Class 7
Subject: Social Science
Unit: The Mughal Empire and Regional Powers
Period: c. 1526–1750 CE
Suggested Methodologies
Ready to teach this topic?
Generate a complete, classroom-ready active learning mission in seconds.
More in The Mughal Empire and Regional Powers
Mughal Military Campaigns
From Babur's victory at Panipat to the expansion under Humayun and Akbar.
3 methodologies
Mansabdars and Jagirdars
The unique Mughal administrative rank system and land revenue assignments.
3 methodologies
Akbar's Policies and Sulh-i-Kul
The vision of a syncretic empire and the discussions at the Ibadat Khana.
3 methodologies
Architecture as Power
The building of forts, palaces, and tombs as symbols of imperial authority.
2 methodologies
The Rise of the Marathas
Shivaji Maharaj and the challenge to Mughal authority in the Deccan.
3 methodologies