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Feudal land grants and local administration in the Chola Empire (9th–13th centuries)

Feudal land grants and local administration in the Chola Empire (9th–13th centuries)

  1. Brahmadeya land-grant villages expand in Tamil region

    Labels: Brahmadeya village, Tamil country
  2. Uttaramerur sabha rules inscribed under Parantaka I

    Labels: Uttaramerur sabha, Parantaka I
  3. Kudavolai (lot) procedure updated at Uttaramerur

    Labels: Kudavolai procedure, Uttaramerur
  4. Devadana-brahmadeya grant terms appear in Chola records

    Labels: Devadana-brahmadeya, Chola inscriptions
  5. Uttama Chola-era devadana lamp-land recorded

    Labels: Devadana lamp-land, Uttama Chola
  6. Rajaraja I begins empire-wide land survey and assessment

    Labels: Rajaraja I, Land survey
  7. Valanadu reorganization formalizes intermediate administration

    Labels: Valanadu reorganization, Intermediate administration
  8. Temple-centered land administration expands under imperial Cholas

    Labels: Temple administration, Village assemblies
  9. Leyden grant tradition highlights copper-plate land grants

    Labels: Leyden grant, Copper-plate
  10. Kulottunga I reign continues fiscal and local administrative documentation

    Labels: Kulottunga I, Fiscal documentation
  11. Devadana-brahmadeya land sale recorded in Kulottunga I’s 47th year

    Labels: Devadana-brahmadeya, Kulottunga I
  12. Late-13th-century political shifts weaken Chola-era local order

    Labels: 13th-century transition, Pandya control