Administrative institutions are systems established within an empire or state to manage governance, maintain order, and ensure efficient functioning. These institutions involve structures like bureaucracy, laws, taxation systems, record-keeping methods, and communication networks.
Related terms
Bureaucracy: Bureaucracy refers to a hierarchical organization composed of specialized departments or offices responsible for carrying out specific tasks within administrative institutions.
Taxation Systems: Taxation systems are methods developed by governments to collect funds from individuals or entities for public purposes such as infrastructure development or defense.
Record-Keeping Methods: Record-keeping methods involve systematic ways of documenting and storing information, ensuring the preservation of important records for governance and historical purposes.