Question

In Mauryan times,tax on water was called​

Answer 1

Answer:

Udakabhag

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The answer is UDAKABHAGA:

Explanation:

• In Mauryan times, tax on the water was called​ UDAKABHAGA.
• Irrigated land is subject to a tax.
• During the Mauryan period, when the importance of irrigation was fully appreciated, peasants were required to pay a higher udaka-bhaga tax on irrigated land.
• It was commonly levied at one-fifth to one-third of the produce, and it referred to water rate.
• The land revenue was set at one-sixth (shadabhaga) of the product, and the revenue officer was in charge of collecting it (Agronomoi).