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    • Posted by Drags Kamei 6 years ago

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    Chinmoyee Neog 6 years ago

    Simple and easily acceptable by all, both women and men of all age group irrespective of caste were allowed entry, preached true essense of human existence and raised philosophical question, new and not corrupt as that of hinduism

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    Drags Kamei 6 years ago

    Due to some reason

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    • Posted by Nivi Pal 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Karan Dhillon 6 years ago

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    Undercover Batman 6 years ago

    1. Initial high demands. 2. Depressed economy. 3. Inflexible laws. 4. Limited powers of zamindars. 5. Restricted autonomy of zamindars. 6. Zamindars lost authority. 7. Ryots delayed payments. 8. Jotedars, mandals encouraged delay

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    Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

    The Zamindars failed to pay the revenue-demand in the early decades after the permanent settlement:
    (i) The initial demands were very high. This was because it was felt that if the demand was fixed for all time to come, the Company would never be able to claim a share of increased income from land when prices rose and cultivation expanded. To minimise this anticipated loss, the Company pegged the revenue demand high, arguing that the burden on zamindars would gradually decline as agricultural production expanded and prices rose.
    (ii) This high demand was imposed in the 1790s, a time when the prices of agricultural produce were depressed, making it difficult for the ryots to pay their dues to the zamindar.

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    • Posted by Talling Lod 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Vijay Kumar 6 years ago

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    Aarohi ? 6 years ago

    Also that the citadel was separated from the lower town through it's fortification

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    Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

    i. It was located higher than the lower town because of the raised platform on which it was built.

    ii. It was fairly small in size as compared to the lower town.
    iii. Upper town is believed to be used for public purposes.
    iv. It differed from the lower town because of its massive buildings, for example great bath, granaries. It is speculated that Great bath was used for some ritual baths. Hence it is believed that the citadel was kept way from the mundane activities.

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    • Posted by Vijay Kumar 6 years ago

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    Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

    i. It was located higher than the lower town because of the raised platform on which it was built.

    ii. It was fairly small in size as compared to the lower town.
    iii. Upper town is believed to be used for public purposes.
    iv. It differed from the lower town because of its massive buildings, for example great bath, granaries. It is speculated that Great bath was used for some ritual baths. Hence it is believed that the citadel was kept way from the mundane activities.

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    • Posted by broj****@***** 6 years ago

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    Kriti Mohanta 6 years ago

    But if u underline ur important notes with sketch pens than it will help u to recognise easily in a simple way

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    Kriti Mohanta 6 years ago

    Yaa it depends upon ones choice

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    • Posted by Riti Sanon 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Shivam Bhora 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Palak Sharma 6 years ago

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    Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

    The votive inscriptions are those inscriptions that records gifts made to religious institution. Votive inscriptions are among the oldest inscriptions. They may express gratitude for victory in a battle. They were found in a number of cities by the second century BCE. These mention the name of the donor, and sometimes specify his/her occupation as well.

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    • Posted by Deepraj Lama 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Yuviraj Gupta 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Kamalpreet Kaur 6 years ago

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    Gourav Chahal 6 years ago

    Magadha was most powerful because its capital was rajgha at that time. Rajgha a. there were iron mines which were used for weapons producing process. b. there elephant were found in large ratio which creat advantage at the time of war. c. there rulers were powerful as they extended their rule. d. there were easy method to communicate through water.

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    • Posted by Renuka Arora 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Yash Tandon 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Sns Sevou 6 years ago

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    Teena Bundela 6 years ago

    Ibn Battuta was an great traveller from morroco . He belonged to the one of the most respectable family who strongly followed the islamic law SAHRIA. the book Rhila was written by Al biruni

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    Palak Sharma 6 years ago

    He was a Moroccan traveller and wrote a book entiltled Rihla. He is also known as globe trodder

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Moroccan traveller

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    Amanjot Kaur 6 years ago

    Ibn Battuta was an inverterate traveller . He travelled extensively for several years through northern Africa,western Asia, many parts of central Asia, Indian subcontinent and far of places in china. He wrote a book entitled Rihla. From his book we come to know about various aspects of social values and new culture.

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    • Posted by Sns Sevou 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Asha Rai 6 years ago

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Revolt of 1857

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    • Posted by Yuviraj Gupta 6 years ago

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Seprate electorates for muslims and minorities....mainly it was for muslim

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    • Posted by Siddharth Parihar 6 years ago

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    Teena Bundela 6 years ago

    A group ofrich peasent which were emerged in the 19 th century in bengal. T

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    G K 6 years ago

    Jotedars were rich ryots & peasants in north Bengal who had vast control on rural poor ryots.They acted both as cultivators and moneylenders.They used to claim their supremacy in villages over zamindars and often resisted to follow and pay full revenue demands.

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    • Posted by Shiv Kumar Jha 6 years ago

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    Aryan Raj 6 years ago

    no

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    • Posted by Mohd Yatoo 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Yuviraj Gupta 6 years ago

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Movment that was found by mahattma gandhi...it was started with the begining of rowllact act.non coperation means not coperating with govt..through abolishion of govt goods.....main aim was swaraj....

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    Shiv Kumar Jha 6 years ago

    It is a movement which was started by Gandhi jee with British rule. In this movement taking decision to not coprate the British government. Avoid gov. Clothes, left school and college by students, clerk left civil courts etc...

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    • Posted by Dhriti Sharma 6 years ago

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    Shiv Kumar Jha 6 years ago

    Harappan civilization 1954 revolt Mahajanpad National movement Freedom movement Mughal empire All are most important

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    • Posted by Shagun Thakur 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Aditya Gill 6 years ago

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    ? Sw@Stika Sharm@ !!??️ 5 years, 11 months ago

    His book name was KITAB AL HIND which was very interesting book as he starts with a ques about culture and end with a conclusion

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    Dan • 6 years ago

    Al biruni was born in973...he was well educated....he was scholar. He was kidnapped by sulthan mohmd and got him to Ghazni

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    • Posted by Dado Tadu 6 years ago

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    • Posted by Roshan Rawat 6 years ago

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    Aditya Gill 6 years ago

    A person with great knowledge,supernatural skills but had a calm and loving character.?

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