which right did the Samantha donate to local Temple
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Rights to collect taxes in temples
Explanation:
Samantha was a title held by the army persons of kings who delegated the rights to collect taxes in temples, which they claimed to be "donation of right to the temples" to the local temples which were either built by them or wealthy business persons. Additionally, they also levied taxes on artisans, tradespeople, and articles of trade, besides constructing fortified palaces.
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Samantha donated land and money to the local temples for their rituals, fed pilgrims and priests from time to time and took care of the festivities.
Explanation:
- Samantha referred to a position given by the kings to the people in their army in earlier times.
- There were various levels of Samantha. Under the rule of King Harshvardhana, Samanthas evolved and were considered powerful figures.
- They were supposed to pay their yearly tributes in front of the emperor and as well as pay homage.
- They also performed an important role in judicial functions when there was no war.
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