In ancient Indian administration, particularly during the Gupta period, 'Bhogapati' was a title used for officials who governed territorial divisions, often akin to provincial governors.
Who was Bhogapati?
Asked in BJS 2023 · Topic: Gupta and Post-Gupta Period (Gupta Administration: Central, Provincial, and Local Systems)
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Answer: A. The Governor of a Territorial Unit
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