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Describe the Junctions of the ‘gramabhojaka’. Why do you think he was powerful?​

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Answered by SwankeyGirl4567
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The gramabhojaka had the authority to collect taxes from other farmers. He also served the function of a judge and sometimes, that of a policeman. He was the biggest landowner in the village and exercised many powers.

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Answered by sandymad
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Answer:

I. The Functions of the Gramabhojaka.

1. In the northern part of India, the village headman was known as the

gramabhojaka.

2. He owned a very large piece of land and got it cultivated by his

slaves and hired workers.

3. He used to collect taxes from the village, by the order of the king.

4. He also functioned as a judge and sometimes as a policeman.

II. Gramabhojaka as a powerful man:

1. His post was hereditary. Usually, men from the same family held

the position for generations.

2. The gramabhojaka was generally the largest landowner.

3. Generally, he had slaves and hired workers to cultivate the land.

4. Besides, as he was powerful, the king often used him to collect

taxes from the village.

5. The gramabhojaka also functioned as a judge and sometimes as a

policeman.

Explanation:

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