Consider the following statements with regard to the types of land listed in the Amarakosha. I. Devamatrika refers to land watered by rain. II. Aprahata refers to fallow land. III. Pankila refers to highly fertile land. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
I and II only
Statements I and II are correct: in the Amarakosha's classification of land, Devamatrika denotes rain-fed land (dependent on rainfall for irrigation), and Aprahata denotes fallow or uncultivated land. Statement III is incorrect because Pankila actually refers to marshy or muddy land, not highly fertile land.
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