UPSC Principle and Vice Principle GK/GS History of India Part - 2

In the Sangam age, the term ‘Kadamai’ referred to which form of revenue or tax?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
In the Sangam age, the term ‘Kadamai’ referred to which form of revenue or tax?
Options
A. Toll tax collected at river crossings
B. Land tax paid to the king
C. Custom duty on import of horses
D. Tribute paid by conquered chieftains
Explanation
Land tax paid to the king Vijayanagara Empire. Under this institutional During the Sangam age in South India, state setup, territorial land tracts called Amaram were revenues were derived from various agrarian and assigned by the monarch to military commanders commercial levies to maintain administrative known as Nayakas. In return, the Nayakas were machinery and military forces. The term obligated to maintain specified contingents of cavalry, infantry, and elephants for imperial
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