Khut, Muqaddam and Patwari during the Delhi Sultanate were _________.
village functionaries
Khut, Muqaddam and Patwari during the Delhi Sultanate were village functionaries responsible for local revenue collection and record-keeping.
Royal court functionaries, town functionaries and provincial functionaries held different administrative roles, not these specific village-level positions.
Hence, 'village functionaries' is the correct answer.
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