Hayat Ashraf

 Harshavardhana, was known for his efficient and just administration during his rule from 606 to 647 CE. Here are some key aspects of Harsha's administration: 1. Centralized Administration: Harsha maintained a centralized form of administration. He held absolute power as the emperor and made decisions regarding governance, taxation, justice, and military affairs. The administrative structure was hierarchical, with officials appointed by the emperor to govern different regions and districts. 2. Provincial and Local Administration: Harsha divided his empire into provinces (janapadas) and further into districts (vishayas). Each province was ruled by a governor (umachal) appointed by the emperor, who was responsible for maintaining law and order, collecting taxes, and ensuring the welfare of the people. Local administration was entrusted to village-level officials (gramikas) who managed local affairs. 3. Revenue Administration: The collection of revenue was a crucial aspect of Harsha...