faujdar
/ˈfaʊdʒdɑːr/Definitions
1. noun
A high-ranking military officer in the Mughal Empire, typically in charge of a fort or district.
“The faujdar was responsible for maintaining law and order in the province.”
2. noun
A governor or administrator of a district or region.
“The faujdar played a crucial role in collecting taxes and implementing policies in the region.”