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throw light on the administrative system of gupta period​

Answer 1

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The Guptas organized a system of provincial and local administration. The empire was divided into divisions called bhukth, and each bhukti was placed under the charge of an uparika. The bhuktis were divided into districts (vishayas), which were placed under the charge of a vishayapati.

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Answer 2

In administrative system of Gupta period​, land acquired a central stage.

• Contemporary inscriptions and literary sources shed light on the historical Gupta period's civil polity and administrative structure. In the economic life of the time, property and land ties assumed a dominant role.
• The features of administrative system of Gupta period were -

1. The historical era was marked by rising value of land grants contributing to the decentralisation of the king's political authority and eventually gave birth to feudalism in Indian history.
2. In the inscriptions placed upon the king, identified as the giver of considerable gold coins, the maintenance of the Varnasrama Dharma typically appeared as a significant absolute duty.
3. The first formal provincial and local government were properly established by Gupta. This was chiefly concerned with tax collection and law and order preservation.
4. Also, the judicial administration has progressed much more than in earlier times. Usually, various law books were compiled and civil and criminal laws were clearly demarcated for the first time.