subahdr
Subahdr is a transliteration variant of Subahdar or Subadar, a title used in the Mughal Empire and other Persianate states to designate the governor of a subah (province). The spelling "subahdr" appears in some sources but is not standard; it may reflect phonetic transliteration from Persian or vernacular languages.
As a provincial governor, the Subahdar acted as the emperor's chief administrator and military commander within
Subahs were the main administrative divisions of large empires like the Mughal dynasty. Subahdars were typically
With the decline of centralized Mughal authority and the transition to later political orders, the official
In modern usage, the term survives primarily in historical contexts, and closely related titles include Subedar,