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Ruling The Countryside

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Match the following options:

A. ryot (i) village
B. mahal (ii) peasant
C. nij (iii) cultivation on ryot’s lands
D. ryoti (iv) cultivation on planter’s own land

Solution

A.

ryot

(i)

peasant

B.

mahal

(ii)

village

C.

nij

(iii)

cultivation on planter’s own land

D.

ryoti

(iv)

cultivation on ryot’s lands

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