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The number of highest-ranking mansabdars in the Mughal empire was _________.

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8000

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7000

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445

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9000

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The correct option is C 445
Documents from the twentieth year of Shah Jahan's rule tell us that the Mughal empire had around 8000 mansabdars. Among these, 445 members held the highest rank.

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