Question

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The farmers gave_________
of their produce o the king which was called bhaga.
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Answer 1

Answer:

one-sixth

Explanation:

Farmers were the main source of taxes. One-sixth of the farm produce was collected as tax. This was known as the bhaga or share. A craftsperson had to pay taxes in the form of free labor.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The King was given one-sixth of their farm produce.

Explanation:

• In ancient India, the Mahajanapadas used to collect taxes called "Bhaga" from the people.
• They had a lot of work like maintaining armies, building forts, etc.
• They require lots of money to complete these projects, so they collected money as tax from their people.
• The farmers had to pay one-sixth of their farm produce to the king.
• They were forced to pay one-sixth Bhaga (share) from the total amount they gain from farming.

Hence, the farmers paid one-sixth of what they earned through farming to the kings as Bhaga(share).