- Kara: This was a regular tax, likely a tax on land or produce, and not a customary sharing of grains in the way Bali was an offering. - Bhaga: This referred to a share of the produce, often considered a land tax. Spoils of war were typically distinct from regular taxation. - Visti: This indeed referred to forced labour or unpaid service. - Bali: This was a voluntary offering made to the king.
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