Option d is the correct answer. The Mughal Empire was organized into "Subas," larger administrative divisions that were then subdivided into "Sarkars," representing districts. Each Sarkar comprised "Parganas" or sub-districts, and even smaller units called "Grams." Within a Sarkar, the key officials were the Faujdar, responsible for law enforcement, and the Amalguzar, overseeing land revenue collection. img-9.jpeg