Social Sciences, asked by kpasarate, 5 months ago

How were rulers chosen in the past?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer: In modern days; rulers are chosen through popular vote. But in the janapadas, a ruler was not chosen rather a person was supposed to show his supremacy to become the ruler. To do so, the raja had to perform the ashwadeha yajna so that other rajas in the mahanjanapada would accept his supremacy.

Answered by Pihu1488

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Rulers were chosen in the following manner -

Rulers were chosen in the following manner - Some of the rajas were probably chosen by the jana, the people.
Rulers were chosen in the following manner - Some of the rajas were probably chosen by the jana, the people. However,about 3000years ago rajas were chosen if they performed very big sacrifices.

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