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What led to the agrarian expansion in Tamil Nadu

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Answered by AbhiThakur07

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During the Imperial Chola period urbanisation increased and there was a tremendous agrarian expansion and well-developed system of water management.

There was tremendous agrarian expansion during the rule of the imperial Chola Dynasty (c. 900-1270 AD) all over Tamil Nadu and particularly in the Kaveri Basin.

Answered by upendraarwal1541

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During the Imperial Chola period urbanisation increased and there was a tremendous agrarian expansion and well-developed system of water management. ... There was tremendous agrarian expansion during the rule of the imperial Chola Dynasty (c. 900-1270 AD) all over Tamil Nadu and particularly in the Kaveri Basin.

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