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Which one of the following was the revenue officer of the Chola dynasty?

History · Emergence of Regional Kingdoms UGC NET June 2012 History
Which one of the following was the revenue officer of the Chola dynasty?
AAulnayak
BSherundaram
CVarippottagam ✓ Correct
DPerumakkal
Correct answer: (C) Varippottagam — The revenue officer of the Chola dynasty was the Varippottagam, so that is the answer.
Explanation
The revenue officer of the Chola dynasty was the Varippottagam, so that is the answer.
The Cholas built an elaborate revenue department with officers to assess and record land taxes.
The Varippottagam and related officers kept the accounts of land revenue.
Land was carefully surveyed and classified before the demand was fixed.
The Perumakkal were members of village assemblies, not central revenue officers.
The Chola revenue system rested on strong village self-government through bodies like the ur and sabha.

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