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प्रश्न
Under Cholas, the ruler was the pivot on which turned the whole machinery of the state, but actual administration was not highly centralized. In this context, explain briefly.
Functioning of the autonomous rural institutions (Gram Sabhas)
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उत्तर
The functioning of the autonomous rural institutions (Gram Sabha): Gram Sabha enjoyed full powers in the management of local affairs. The village assemblies administered justice within the village except the cases involving serious crimes. They regulated water supply, gathered such as temples, schools, etc. They could sell or donate land for religious purposes. Accounts were maintained with meticulous care. In case a defaulter embezzled money, he was severely dealt with. The village assembly on its affairs with the help of smaller committees, each looking after specific matters such as the tanks, gardens, temples, justice, and general management.
संबंधित प्रश्न
Who among the Chola kings adopted the title of ‘Gangaikonda’? Name the city commemorating the event.
Name any three great rulers of the Chola dynasty.
What made the Chola administration strong and effective?
Name the two languages promoted by the Cholas.
Name one important literary source that gives information about the Cholas. Name the author of this text and the ruler, whose exploits it describes.
Name the last ruler of the Cholas.
Who finally defeated the Cholas?
With reference to the Chola period explain the following:
Administration of the Kingdom,
With reference to the Chola Administration, write short notes on:
Local Self-Government
With reference to the South Indian temples answer the following question:
The role of the temple as an employer.
