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प्रश्न
The Rajan did not have absolute power. Explain.
उत्तर
The Rajan did not have absolute power because the members of two councils (Samiti and Sabha) exercised control over the king. They advised and guided the king. The member.of the tribe could give his opinion on important matters. In this way Rajan did not have absolute power.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
On what basis was the Aryan society divided? Mention the functions of each social group.
Textbook Keyword: Dharma
Fill in the blanks:
The two councils, the __________ and the _____ exercised control over the king.
Match the following.
| Column A | Column B |
| 1. Aryavarta | (a) commander-in-chief |
| 2. Senani | (b) god of rain and thunder |
| 3. Jana | (c) land of the Aryans |
| 4. Gramin | (d) tribe of the Vedic Period |
| 5. Sabha | (e) headman of the village |
| 6. Indra | (f) smaller assembly of selected people |
Name the four kingdoms that developed from small tribal organizations.
How did the king become more powerful during this period?
Who was a Rajan? What were his duties?
Match the Columns:
| A | B | ||
| 1. | Aryavarta | a. | head of the family |
| 2. | Jana | b. | smaller assembly of selected people |
| 3. | Gramani | c. | land of the Aryans |
| 4. | Sabha | d. | tribe of the Vedic Period |
| 5. | Grihapati | e. | headman of the village |
Choose the correct answer:
_____________ was the god of rain and thunder.
What is our chief source of information about the early Aryans?
