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d) What information do we get from the inscriptions of Uttaramerur?​

Answer 1

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Answer:The temple inscriptions of Uthiramerur are notable for their historical descriptions of the rural self-governance. They indicate that Uthiramerur had two village assemblies: Sabha and Ur. The Sabha an exclusively Brahmin (priestly class) assembly, while the Ur was made up of people belonging to all the classes.

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Answer 2

What information do we get from the inscriptions of Uttaramerur?​

From the inscriptions of Uttaramerur we get information about the Chola administration, rural administration, methods of taxes and land revenue etc. under the Chola Empire.

Explanation :

Uttaramerur is located in Kancheepuram district in Tamil Nadu, India. It is a panchayat town. It is located at a distance of about 90 kms from Chennai. The city is famous for its ancient temple inscriptions.

These temples built between 7th to 9th AD give an example of self-government system. From Uttaramerur, we get to understand a lot about the then society's governance system, system of taxes, land revenue tax, rural administration etc.

The city of Uttaramerur was a Brahmin settlement. It was founded by the Pallava king Nandi Varman II. About 4 Pallavas ruled here. After that the Cholas established their authority over this area and the Cholas ruled here from the 9th to the 10th century. These temple inscriptions are inscriptions from the same period.

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