Describe the political composition of the Vedic period. – InterviewSolution

1.	Describe the political composition of the Vedic period.
Answer» The basic principle of the political life of the Vedic period was family and a village consisted of many families. The village authority was called “Gramini”. A cluster of villages was called a” Vish”. Its authority was called “Vishpati”. A number of vishes constituted “Jan”, whose authority was called a ruler or “Rajan”. Political composition of various “Jans” was almost similar during the Vedic period.

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related InterviewSolutions

Write a note on Sabha and Samiti during the Vedic period.
Prepare a list of the Vedic period traditions and ceremonies (rituals) which are being practised during the present days also.
Throw light on Vedic religion and philosophy.
What is called as the civilization of the Post-Vedic period?
What do the term ‘Pani’ and ‘Nisk’ mean?
Enact selected stories of Vedic period on stage during student meetings.
Khilya land meant (a) Fertile (b) Nisk (c) Pani (d) Barren
Fill in the blanks 1. ….. are the heritage of our culture. 2. …….. contains knowledge about diseases and their cure. 3. Vishpati was the authority of the unit named ………. . 4. During the Vedic period, there were two institutions named …….. and ……… to provide advice to the ruler. 5. The animal named ………. had significant importance in the life of the Aryans.
The officer of the Gram was known as (a) Vishpati (b) Rajan (c) Gramini (d) None of these
Number of Vedas is (a) Two (b) Three (c) Four (d) Five