Name the Chola inscription that provided details of the way in which the sabha was organised in the local administration in the Chola empire.
Uttaramerrur inscription
The Chola inscription that provided details of the organization of the sabha in local administration within the Chola empire is the Uttaramerrur inscription. This inscription is significant as it elaborates on the administrative setup and the functioning of village assemblies during the Chola period. It outlines the qualifications needed for members, the method of their election, and the responsibilities they were to undertake, providing a comprehensive view of local governance in ancient Tamil Nadu.
Which one of the following Chola Rulers made conquest in Sumatra and Malaya?
Which Chola ruler was popularly called ‘Victor of the Ganges’?
Which Chola ruler built the Brihadeshwara Temple at Tanjore?
Arrange the following in chronological order :
| 1. | Senkuttuvan |
| 2. | Emayavaramban |
| 3. | Kanaikal Irumporai |
| 4. | Kuttuvan Cheral |
In Chola kingdom the revenue department was called as