The Sanskrit works on astrology 'Khetakautukam' and 'Dvatrimshad Yogavali' were written by which noble of Akbar's court?

The Sanskrit works on astrology "Khetakautukam" and "Dvatrimshad Yogavali" were written by Abdur Rahim Khan-i-Khanan, one of the most learned nobles of Akbar's court.

About these works:

• "Khetakautukam" is a work on astrology written in a mixture of Sanskrit and Persian words.
• "Dvatrimshad Yogavali" deals with 32 astrological combinations (yogas).
• They show Rahim's deep knowledge of Sanskrit and of Indian sciences.

About Abdur Rahim:

• He was born in 1556 at Lahore, the son of Bairam Khan, Akbar's guardian and regent.
• After his father's death in 1560, Akbar brought him up at the court.
• He became one of Akbar's leading generals and was given the title "Khan-i-Khanan" (Khan of Khans), the highest title for a noble, which his father had also held.
• He conquered Gujarat (1584) and Sindh (1590-91), and fought in the Deccan.
• He is counted among the "Navaratnas" (nine jewels) of Akbar's court, according to tradition.
• He served Akbar and later Jahangir, though he fell out of favour for a time in Jahangir's reign.
• He died in 1627 in Delhi; his tomb stands near Humayun's Tomb, and has been restored recently.

His literary work:

• He knew Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Sanskrit and Hindi.
• He is best known for his Hindi "dohas" (couplets), written under the pen name "Rahim".
• His dohas, in Braj and Awadhi, teach moral lessons in simple language, and are still widely quoted.
• A famous doha says that the thread of love should not be broken, for once broken, it cannot be joined without a knot.
• He was devoted to Lord Krishna, and wrote verses in praise of him.
• He was a great patron of poets and scholars.
• His other works include "Rahim Satsai" and "Barvai Nayika Bhed".

Why not the other options?

• ✗Raja Todar Mal was the revenue minister.
• ✗Abul Fazl was the historian.
• ✗Raja Man Singh was a Rajput general.