Nayankara System

Q. Who were the Nayakas?

1. Brave Warriors
2. Feudal Nobles
3. Priests
4. Tax Collectors

Q. What were the Nayankaras?

1. The feudal lands granted to the Nayakas.
2. The land taken from other kingdoms given to the Nayakas.
3. The villages from which the Nayakas could collect taxes.
4. None of the Above.

Q. What was the use of the Nayankara System?

1. It was used to reward bave war heroes who were loyal to the throne.
2. The King could expect a steady flow of revenue from the Nayankaras.
3. Nayankaras were given to rebellious chiefs as well to quell them.
4. Nayankaras were used to exploit local residents.

Q.

Name the person in the image.

1. Prince Raj Singh of Bikaner

2. King Raj Singh of Pushkar

3. King Prithviraj Chauhan

4. None of the above

Q. Under the Nayankara System, the loyal warriors who were given very high positions and importance in the kingdom were also given the title of .

1. Nayaka
2. Rayabhara
3. Petta
4. Adhikari

Q. Who were the Nayakas?

1. Brave Warriors
2. Feudal Nobles
3. Priests
4. Tax Collectors

Q. Under the Nayankara System, the loyal warriors who were given very high positions and importance in the kingdom were also given the title of .

1. Nayaka
2. Rayabhara
3. Petta
4. Adhikari

Q. What was the use of the Nayankara System?

1. It was used to reward bave war heroes who were loyal to the throne.
2. The King could expect a steady flow of revenue from the Nayankaras.
3. Nayankaras were given to rebellious chiefs as well to quell them.
4. Nayankaras were used to exploit local residents.

Q. Through which among the below given means did the Kakatiya kings collect revenue?

1. Taxation
2. Theft
3. Grants
4. Conquests

Q. What were the Nayankaras?

1. The feudal lands granted to the Nayakas.
2. The villages from which the Nayakas could collect taxes.
3. The land taken from other kingdoms given to the Nayakas.
4. None of the Above.