The term -Khalisa- in the Sultanate and Mughal periods was used forcrown landslands owned by the Sufi establishmentlands revenue which was directly deposited in the imperial treasuryland revenue which was assigned to the nobles maintaining troops

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During the Mughal and Sultanate period- there were two categories of land- Iqta- The state was parceled out into the tracts called Iqta under the supervision of Iqtadars to administrate properly- Khalsa was a royal land under the direct supervision and control of the central government- It was managed through nobles and amils to maintain the troops and other expenses-

The term 'Khalisa' in the Sultanate and Mughal periods was used forcrown landslands owned by the Sufi establishmentlands revenue which was directly deposited in the imperial treasuryland revenue which was assigned to the nobles for maintaining troops

The term 'Khalisa' in the Sultanate and Mughal periods was used for
crown lands
lands owned by the Sufi establishment
lands revenue which was directly deposited in the imperial treasury
land revenue which was assigned to the nobles for maintaining troops