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Rulers of Mahajanapadas in ancient India collected taxes on crops at the rate of _____
of what was produced.
1/3rd
1/5th
1/6th
1/4th
- In ancient India, particularly during the period of Mahajanapadas, rulers collected taxes as a form of revenue.
- The tax was typically imposed on agricultural produce, a critical source of livelihood for many.
- There are different historical interpretations regarding the rate of tax imposed by rulers.
1. Option 1: 1/3rd
- This rate is relatively high, representing a third of the produce.
- Not typically associated with Mahajanapadas taxation.
2. Option 2: 1/5th
- Represents a moderate tax but still higher than some known rates.
- Lesser historical evidence suggesting this being a common rate.
3. Option 3: 1/6th
- This is often considered the standard tax rate during the Mahajanapada period.
- Considered a fair share for the state without overburdening farmers.
4. Option 4: 1/4th
- A quarter of the produce represents a substantial tax but could be found in some historical contexts.
- General application in various regions rather than standard for Mahajanapadas.
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