Q1.In the states described, from which groups were resources primarily obtained as producers?

Q2.During the period described, how were functionaries for collecting revenue and positions in the army generally recruited?

Q3.Who composed 'Prashastis' and what was their primary purpose?

Q4.In the ninth century, what type of document was typically recorded on copper plates by rulers?

Q5.The copper plates recording land grants in the ninth century were partly written in Sanskrit and which other language?

Q6.What term was used by rulers to describe their achievements, as mentioned in historical texts?

Q7.Nagabhata, whose exploits are described in a prashasti found in Gwalior, was a king of which dynasty?

Q8.The prashasti describing the exploits of Nagabhata, a Pratihara king, was written in which language?

Q9.According to the prashasti, Nagabhata won a victory over Chakrayudha, who was the ruler of which region?

Q10.Who were often rewarded by kings with grants of land, recorded on copper plates?