Administration of military affairs

Collection of revenue

Judicial administration

Foreign affairs

Wazir

Qazi

Amir-i-Arz

Sadr-us-Sudur

It conducted examinations to select soldiers

It relied on voluntary enlistment

It used a conscription system

It purchased slaves for military service

They received formal training in military academies

They learned on the job through实战经验

They were trained by foreign mercenaries

They were trained by religious leaders

Swords

Lances

Bows and arrows

Muskets

They were used as transport animals

They were used in siege warfare

They were used as cavalry mounts

They were used as weapons of war

It purchased supplies and equipment from local markets

It relied on foreign imports to meet its needs

It established state-owned workshops to produce supplies and equipment

It relied on captured enemy supplies and equipment

It assigned troops to specific regions and garrisons

It relied on local commanders to deploy troops as needed

It maintained a central reserve of troops that could be deployed anywhere

It used a system of rotating deployments to ensure that troops were not stationed in one place for too long

It paid soldiers directly from the royal treasury

It relied on local commanders to pay soldiers from local revenues

It established a system of military fiefs to provide soldiers with land in exchange for service

It used a combination of these methods

It relied on religious leaders to instill discipline and morale

It established a system of military courts to punish offenders

It used a system of rewards and punishments to motivate soldiers

It relied on the loyalty of soldiers to their commanders

It relied on the advice of foreign military experts

It conducted military exercises and drills to develop strategies and tactics

It established a military academy to train officers in strategy and tactics

It relied on the experience and expertise of its military commanders

It held regular meetings with other departments to discuss military matters

It established a system of military liaison officers to facilitate communication

It relied on the personal relationships between military commanders and government officials

It used a combination of these methods

It kept detailed records of military personnel, supplies, and equipment

It maintained a central archive of military correspondence and reports

It established a system of military libraries to collect and preserve military knowledge

It used a combination of these methods

It ensured a well-organized and effective military force

It facilitated the expansion and consolidation of the Delhi Sultanate

It helped to maintain internal security and stability

It played a key role in the defense of the Delhi Sultanate against external threats