Social Sciences, asked by binakameska97454, 6 months ago

what were japandas?​

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Answered by bittumogatalareddy
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Janapada's were the earliest gathering places of men, merchants, artisans and craftsmen akin to marketplace or town surrounded by hamlets and villages. Later, Janapadas became the major realms republics or kingdoms of Vedic India. A janapadin was the ruler of a janapada.

Answered by Anonymous
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Janapada's were the earliest gathering places of men, merchants, artisans and craftsmen akin to marketplace or town surrounded by hamlets and villages. Later, Janapadas became the major realms republics or kingdoms of Vedic India. A janapadin was the ruler of a janapada.

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