The Chola empire, particularly during its peak, is known for its highly organized village assemblies (Sabhas and Urs) which enjoyed a significant degree of autonomy. These local bodies managed local affairs, collected taxes, and administered justice at the village level, demonstrating a robust system of local self-governance.
What was the salient feature of the Chola administration?
Asked in acf 2019 · Topic: South India (Chola, Chalukya, Pallava and Sangam Period) (Imperial Cholas: Political expansion, administrative system, and local self-government)
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Answer: A. Local self-administration
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