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Shah Jahan introduced a new form of court salutation, ‘Chahar Taslim’, replacing the earlier practice of Sijda (prostration) that had been introduced by Balban centuries before. What did Chahar Taslim involve?

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1. Shah Jahan introduced a new form of court salutation, ‘Chahar Taslim’, replacing the earlier practice of Sijda (prostration) that had been introduced by Balban centuries before. What did Chahar Taslim involve?

A fourfold ceremonial gesture of respect, less extreme than full prostration

A written oath of loyalty

A monetary tribute

A public prayer recitation

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