Question

what are acchu kattu lands during kakatiya period?

Answer 1

The answer is farming lands.

The acchu kattu lands during the Kakatiya period referred to the farming lands. In other words, these lands were used for cultivation purposes and were brought under the plough. They consisted of both dry lands and wet lands.

Achu kattu lands were subject to levy of tax by the Government. The tax levied was referred to by the term ari.

Answer 2

Acchu kattu lands during Kakathiya period is:

The lands which are tilled with ploughs are called acchu kattu lands. Acchu kattu indicates the lands that are liable for levy of tax it is one type of tax called Ari.

• Acchu kattu lands are systematically plowed and surveyed by the government.

• During Kakathiya's rule, the civilized land is organized into two types wet and drylands.

• Arable or drylands are considered as acchukattu lands.