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प्रश्न
How would dividing a kingdom into provinces, districts, and villages have helped rulers manage their empires? What similarities can you identify between these administrative divisions and the system of governance in India today?
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उत्तर
Dividing a kingdom into provinces, districts and villages helped rulers manage large empires in a more organised and effective way. Each area could be placed under the control of local officials, who carried out the orders of the ruler and looked after the needs of the people. This system made it easier to collect taxes, maintain law and order, manage agriculture and irrigation, and implement government decisions. It also helped rulers communicate with people living in distant parts of the empire.
There are similarities with the administrative system of India today. India is divided into states and union territories, districts, blocks and villages, with different officials and local bodies responsible for administration at each level. Like ancient systems, these divisions help in governance, collection of revenue, maintenance of law and order, and providing public services. Thus, both systems divide large territories into smaller units to make administration easier and more efficient.
