what do prashasites tell us about land grands
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[◆◆Prashastis contain details which may not necessarily be literally true. They tell us the
way the rulers wanted to depict themselves; for example as great achievers, victorious, fearless, valiant, etc. Brahamanas composed the prashastis, who occasionally helped in the administration also◆◆]•••••>
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Brahamanas were often rewarded by grant of land. These were recorded on copper plates, which were given to the people who received land.
The sources he used for this were inscriptions, documents, eye witness accounts and earlier histories.
[◆◆Prashastis contain details which may not necessarily be literally true. They tell us the
way the rulers wanted to depict themselves; for example as great achievers, victorious, fearless, valiant, etc. Brahamanas composed the prashastis, who occasionally helped in the administration also◆◆]•••••>
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Brahamanas were often rewarded by grant of land. These were recorded on copper plates, which were given to the people who received land.
The sources he used for this were inscriptions, documents, eye witness accounts and earlier histories.
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