State four differences between a Republic and a Monarchy as a form of government in Mahajanapadas

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Instructions: Do the comparison in following points

Definition

Example

Functions of government

Role of the head of the state

Solution:
The four diferences between a Monarchy and Republic during the Mahajanapadas were as follows:

Republic Monarchy

A form of government where the head of the state is chosen by the people and it's not a hereditary position. A form of government where the head of the state is chosen by the people and it's not a hereditary position.

Example:Lichchhavis Example:Magadha

Tribal chiefs claimed revenue and maintained an army The king claimed the revenue and maintained an army

The government funtioned through assemblies There were no assesmblies

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Republic	Monarchy
A form of government where the head of the state is chosen by the people and it's not a hereditary position.	A form of government where the head of the state is chosen by the people and it's not a hereditary position.
Example:Lichchhavis	Example:Magadha
Tribal chiefs claimed revenue and maintained an army	The king claimed the revenue and maintained an army
The government funtioned through assemblies	There were no assesmblies