Officers under the Maurya Empire (322-185 BC)

The Maurya Empire was a geographically extensive Iron Age historical power based in Magadha and founded by Chandragupta Maurya, which dominated the Indian subcontinent between 322 and 185 BCE.

Officers of the Mauryan Empire

Name	Function
Mantrin	Chief Minister
Mantriparishad Adhyaksha	Head of Council of Ministers
Purohita	Chief Priest
Senapati	Commander-in-chief
Yuvaraj	Crown Prince
Samaharta	Revenue collector
Pautavadhyaksha	Weights and measures
Yukta	Subordinate revenue officer
Shulkadhyaksha	Officer-in-charge of royal income
Prashasti	Prison head
Sannidata	Treasury head
Koshadhyaksha	Treasury officer
Koshthagaradhyaksha	Royal treasury manager
Nayaka	City Security chief
Vyabharika	Chief Judge
Karmantika	Head of Industries & Factories
Dandapala	Head of Police
Durgapala	Head of Royal Fort
Annapala	Head of Food grains Department
Rajjukas	Land measurer
Pradeshika	District administrator
Akaradhyaksha	Mining Officer
Lauhadhyaksha	Metallurgy Officer
Lakshanadhyaksha	Coin minting
Lavanadhyaksha	Officer of salt department
Swarnadhyaksha	Officer of gold department
Ayudhadhyaksha	Weapon manufacturing & defence department.
Kunyadhyaksha	Officer of forest.
Panyadhyaksha	Office of commerce department
Manadhyaksha	Office of time & place determining
Sunadhyaksha	Slaughter-house officer
Mudradhyaksha	Royal symbol, coin etc.
Dyutadhyaksha	Gambling department
Naukadhyaksha	Shipping department officer.
Pattanadhyaksha	Officer of Port.
Agronomai	Construction of roads.
Sitadhyaksha	officer in charge of agriculture