Question

In the reign of the Pallavas the assembly of Brahmin landowners was known as ______.​

Answer 1

Answer:

sabhas

Assemblies in the Southern Kingdoms

The Pallava inscriptions mention assemblies known as sabhas consisting of brahmin land owners. These assemblies functioned through sub-committees that looked after irrigation, agriculture, roads, and temples.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is Brahman Bhuswami (Landowners). The Pallava inscriptions mention the Sabha, which was a meeting of Brahman Bhuswami (Landowners). Vishnu Simha

Explanation:

• Simha Vishnu, the Pallava dynasty's founder, is said to be a very efficient and powerful conqueror and ruler. After Simha Vishnu died, his son Mahendravarman succeeded him and ruled from around 571 to 630 CE.
• The Pallavas' origins are shrouded in mystery. Historians have proposed several theories.
• According to some historians, they are a branch of the Parthian people (an Iranian tribe) who gradually migrated to South India.
• Some claim they are an indigenous dynasty that arose in the Southern region from a conglomeration of various tribes.
• Some experts believe they are Nagas who settled in the Tondaimandalam region near Madras.
• Another theory holds that they are the offspring of a Chola prince and a Naga princess from Manipallavam (an island off Jaffna, Sri Lanka).
• Others believe that the Pallavas were feudatories of the Satavahanas.
• The first Pallava kings ruled in the early fourth century AD.By the 7th century AD, three kingdoms vied for supremacy in southern India: the Chalukyas of Badami, the Pandyas of Madurai, and the Pallavas of Kanchipuram.

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