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1. The manufacturing branch

2. The magazine or ordinance branch

3. The Field artillery in actual use

4. The gun is use in the fortresses.

Tope Khana was headed by an imperial Khansa man or lord steward. He

was further helped by a Darogha or Mir Atish

A Yaddasht–i-Tope Khana relates to the matters of Tope Khana

6) Yaddishit –i-Chauth

A Yaddasht relating to Chauth

7) Yaddishit –i- Ghaala

Food storage was one of the important concern of administration as well

as the strategy of Deccan sultans at the stronghold were with granaries stored up

with food grain granaries had their own problems of storage, distribution and in

many cases disposal of very overall; control of the Tahawildar of store and were

immediately maintained by a super dent called Darogha–i-Ghalla. Yaddasht–i-

Ghalla relates to the affairs of such granaries.

8) Yaddasht-i- Chehra

Chehra literary means face or countenance. In administration Chehra

means description of features of a person, animal, jewellary, weapons or

anything. A Chehra is therefore defined as descriptive roll or identification roll.

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