- Statement I: During the early Vedic period (Rigvedic period), the Aryans were predominantly pastoral and tribal. Their political organization was based on the 'jana' (tribe) and lacked the characteristics of a territorial state (e.g., defined territory, complex administration, standing army). - Statement II: In this period, the 'Rajan' was essentially a tribal chief, primarily a military leader responsible for the protection of the tribe ('jana'). His authority was over the people rather than a specific territory. This structure aligns with tribal chiefship rather than the concept of a state ruling over a fixed land area.