Rural Intermediaries in Sultanate

During the Sultanate period in India (c. 1206–1707), rural intermediaries played a crucial role in the administration and economic management of the vast agrarian society. The Sultanate rulers, including the Delhi Sultanate, established a system of governance that depended significantly on these intermediaries to manage rural areas effectively.

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