Consider the following statements regarding the Mansabdari system during the Mughal Empire:

1. The Mansabdari system combined both military and civil administration, with each Mansabdar responsible for maintaining a specified number of troops.
2. Akbar’s introduction of the Zat and Sawar ranks helped distinguish between military prowess and administrative capacity.
3. The Jagirdari system was an offshoot of the Mansabdari system, where jagirs were often hereditary positions granted to high-ranking Mansabdars.
4. Mansabdars were prohibited from collecting revenue directly from their jagirs, which were under the central treasury’s management.