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During the Mughal period, the word `wakil` referred to<\/p>\n

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\nDuring the Mughal period, the word `wakil` often referred to agents or representatives. While it could denote a high administrative post (`Wakil-us-Saltanat`), in a broader sense, it meant a representative acting on behalf of someone else.
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\nNobles, regional rulers, and even ordinary individuals could have a `wakil` to represent their interests at the imperial court, in legal matters, or administrative affairs.
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\nThe term encompassed a broader role than just ‘lawyer’ in the modern sense and was commonly used for agents or deputies acting on behalf of others, particularly powerful individuals or entities.
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