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Chola officers participated in village affairs more as advisers and observers than as administrators. The Chola pattern of government was based more or less on democratic principles and most of the business was carried on by the popular assemblies. The Cholas established the efficient system of administration.
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Chola officers participated in village affairs more as advisers and observers than as administrators. The Chola pattern of government was based more or less on democratic principles and most of the business was carried on by the popular assemblies. The Cholas established the efficient system of administration.
The Chola pattern of committees was called variyam. There were three types of village assemblies existed in the Cholamandalam: Ur, Sabha or Mahasabha and Nagaram. The Ur consisted of the tax-paying residents of an ordinary village. The Sabha was restricted to the brahmanas. But the nagaram was found more commonly in trade centers, since it catered almost entirely for mercantile interests. In some villages the Ur and the Sabha are found together. Very large villages had two Urns if this was more convenient for their functioning
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