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The concept of watanjagir emerged at the end of Akbar's reign. Which of the following statements are correct pertaining to watan jagir?i. It was a permanent and hereditary assignment. ii. To punish an assignee, it could be confiscated. iii. To reward an amir, new watan jagir could be created. iv. Part of the revenues of watan jagir could be given in inam. Choose the correct answer for the codes given below

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The concept of watanjagir emerged at the end of Akbar's reign. Which of the following statements are correct pertaining to watan jagir?<br />i. It was a permanent and hereditary assignment. ii. To punish an assignee, it could be confiscated. iii. To reward an amir, new watan jagir could be created. iv. Part of the revenues of watan jagir could be given in inam. Choose the correct answer for the codes given below






 
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