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What was the primary source of revenue for the administrative system in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Land revenue
- B. Trade taxes
- C. Tribute from vassal states
- D. Royal grants
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Which ruler of medieval Rajasthan implemented the Dahsala system of revenue collection?
- A. Maharana Pratap
- B. Rana Kumbha
- C. Rana Sanga
- D. Raja Mansingh
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The system of Kankut was used in medieval Rajasthan for:
- A. Assessing land revenue
- B. Collecting trade tariffs
- C. Distributing royal grants
- D. Evaluating military contributions
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Which administrative position was responsible for overseeing revenue collection in a particular district of medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Diwan
- B. Faujdar
- C. Kotwal
- D. Amil
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In medieval Rajasthan, what was the term used for the land revenue assessment carried out after a certain period?
- A. Dahsala
- B. Kankut
- C. Chaharai
- D. Zamindari
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Who among the following medieval rulers of Rajasthan introduced the system of 'Chaharai'?
- A. Prithviraj Chauhan
- B. Rana Hammir Singh
- C. Rana Uday Singh
- D. Maharana Mewar
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Which factor determined the land revenue assessment under the 'Dahsala' system in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Type of soil
- B. Distance from the capital
- C. Size of the population
- D. Availability of water resources
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The 'Wajib-ul-arz' in medieval Rajasthan referred to:
- A. Official records of land revenue assessment
- B. Regulations for trade tariffs
- C. Military obligations of vassal states
- D. Tax exemptions for certain communities
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Which medieval ruler of Rajasthan introduced the concept of 'Khalsa' land?
- A. Rana Kumbha
- B. Rana Pratap
- C. Rana Sanga
- D. Raja Mansingh
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What was the primary purpose of the 'Khalsa' land in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Revenue generation for the ruler
- B. Allocation to religious institutions
- C. Distribution among nobles
- D. Resettlement of displaced people
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Which term was used for the fixed revenue demand imposed on a particular area under the 'Zabti' system in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Taluk
- B. Zabt
- C. Kankut
- D. Jagir
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In medieval Rajasthan, who had the authority to grant 'Jagirs'?
- A. Diwan
- B. Faujdar
- C. Kotwal
- D. Ruler
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The 'Inam' system in medieval Rajasthan involved the grant of land in return for:
- A. Military service
- B. Payment of tribute
- C. Religious donations
- D. Trade privileges
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What was the primary purpose of the 'Amil' in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Collecting land revenue
- B. Enforcing law and order
- C. Maintaining irrigation systems
- D. Administering religious institutions
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Which medieval ruler of Rajasthan established the 'Chahalgani' system?
- A. Rana Hammir Singh
- B. Rana Sanga
- C. Maharana Kumbha
- D. Maharana Pratap
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What was the significance of the 'Chahalgani' system in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. It regulated trade routes
- B. It controlled the nobility
- C. It managed military recruitment
- D. It supervised revenue collection
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Which term referred to the hereditary rights of landownership granted to certain families in medieval Rajasthan?
- A. Wajib-ul-arz
- B. Jagir
- C. Zamindari
- D. Inam
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Under the 'Dahsala' system, land revenue was assessed based on the:
- A. Average produce of the land
- B. Fixed percentage of crop yield
- C. Size of the landholding
- D. Distance from the capital
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The 'Muqaddam' in medieval Rajasthan was responsible for:
- A. Assessing land revenue
- B. Leading military expeditions
- C. Maintaining public infrastructure
- D. Conducting religious ceremonies
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What was the primary source of revenue for the ruler of medieval Rajasthan, apart from land revenue?
- A. Trade taxes
- B. Tribute from vassal states
- C. Grants and endowments
- D. Taxation on agricultural produce
