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Match the following.  List - I (Officials)  List - II  (Vedic period)  a. Vrajapati  i. Police Official  b. Sangrahitri  ii. Treasurer  c. Jivagrabha  iii. Mediator in disputes  d. Madyamasi  iv. Incharge of pasture lands The correct answer is:

Match the following.  List - I (Officials)  List - II  (Vedic period)  a. Vrajapati  i. Police Official  b. Sangrahitri  ii. Treasurer  c. Jivagrabha  iii. Mediator in disputes  d. Madyamasi  iv. Incharge of pasture lands The correct answer is: Correct Answer a - iv, b - ii, c - i, d - iii

The correct answer is a - iv, b - ii, c - i, d - iii.

Key Points

  • Jivagribha was a police officer during the Vedic period.
  • Vrajapati was the Incharge of pasture lands during the Vedic period.
  • Sangrahitri was the Treasurer during the Vedic period.
  • Madyamasi was Mediator in disputes during the Vedic period.

Important Points

  • Bhagadugha was the revenue collector during the Vedic period. 
  • Senani was the supreme commander of the army during the Vedic period.

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