Consider the following statements: Ahadis were those troopers who:1. offered their services singly2. did not attach themselves to any chief3. had the emperor as their immediate colonel4. attached themselves to Mirzas Of these statements:
✓ Correct answer: b) 1, 2 and 3 are correct
ExplanationThe term Ahadis was used in the context of Mughal military service, specifically during the reigns of emperors like Akbar and his successors.Ahadis were soldiers who served in the imperial army.Statement (1) is correct: Ahadis offered their services individually and were not part of a larger contingent.They were distinct in their roles and reporting structure.Statement (2) is correct: They did not align themselves with any noble or chief but served independently.Statement (3) is correct: Ahadis reported directly to the emperor and were considered elite troopers.Their services were provided to the central authority, bypassing local chiefs.Statement (4) is incorrect: They did not attach themselves to Mirzas (a title for nobles or princes).105
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