Question

was usually appointed the village headman. He
acted as a link benveen the king and the village,
collecting taxes from the people living in his village
and occasionally administering law and justice. He
was called the grama bhojaka or gramika and hi
office was hereditary, He hired workers and stava
to cultivate his land. Besides the grama bhojaka,
there were other farmers in the village. Some won
big landowners called grihapatis (or gahapati
in the Rankas). Those who did not own any land
and worked on the fields of big landowners were
the dasas and karmakaras Cattle grazers and
herders were called gopalakas. In addition, then
were classes such as the blacksmiths, carpenters
and weavers, potters and salt makers, who lived
the villages. They paid taxes either in cash at
land, that is, by offering free labour to the king

in this paragraph find what was the village headmen called
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Answer 1

Answer:

in this paragraph, village headman was called as grama bhojaka

Answer 2

Answer:

I think so Grama bhojaka or Gramika or hi.