Explanation: State demand was one fifth of the produce and along with-it house tax (Grahi) and pasture tax (Chari) were imposed, but Kismat-i-Khuti (Headman’s cess) was abolished.

• His land revenue reforms provided a basis for the future reforms of Sher Shah and Akbar.
• He centralized administration and even confiscated religious endowments and free lands (Inam and Wakt).

Source: Poonam Dahiya