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Kayastha emperor, The great King Lalitaditya Muktapida of Kashmir who ruled Karkota Dynasty during middle of the 8th century AD.
Raja Todar Mal,
One of the most notable Kayasthas of the Mughal period was Raja Todar Mal, Emperor Akbar's finance minister and one of the court's nine Navaratnas, who is credited with establishing the Mughal revenue system. He also translated the Bhagavata Purana from Sanskrit into Persian.
As per Abu al-Fazl prime minister of Emperor Akbar's prime minister, Kayasthas were rulers of the Pala Empire, one of the major early medieval Indian kingdoms that originated in Bengal, where majority of Hindu zamindars living in Bengal were Kayasthas.
The rulers of the Sena Empire, which controlled Bengal during the 11th-12th centuries, were Kayasthas of the Gaur sub-caste.
Upon the Muslim conquest of India, Kayasthas mastered Persian which became the official language of the Mughal courts.
Raja Todar Mal,
One of the most notable Kayasthas of the Mughal period was Raja Todar Mal, Emperor Akbar's finance minister and one of the court's nine Navaratnas, who is credited with establishing the Mughal revenue system. He also translated the Bhagavata Purana from Sanskrit into Persian.
As per Abu al-Fazl prime minister of Emperor Akbar's prime minister, Kayasthas were rulers of the Pala Empire, one of the major early medieval Indian kingdoms that originated in Bengal, where majority of Hindu zamindars living in Bengal were Kayasthas.
The rulers of the Sena Empire, which controlled Bengal during the 11th-12th centuries, were Kayasthas of the Gaur sub-caste.
Upon the Muslim conquest of India, Kayasthas mastered Persian which became the official language of the Mughal courts.