Who was Jahangir? Explain the system of administration followed by Jahangir.

Jahangir was the eldest son of Akbar. His real name was Salim. He succeeded Akbar and assumed the tittle of 'Nuruddin Jahangir'. He ruled between 1605 and 1627.

Jahangir followed the system of administration introduced by Akbar. He also introduced some reforms like abolition of transit and customs duties and banning the use of wine and tobacco. He continued his father's policy of matrimonial alliances with the Rajputs and won over their loyalty. He is famous for his justice. It is said that he got constructed a long golden chain with bells, which was tied to the wall of the palace. Anyone unjustly treated by the government officials could pull the chain and make his complaint that was listened and solved by Jahangir.