Who was called Rajan in the Vedic period?
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Correct answer: Chief ruler
In early Vedic society, the term Rajan referred to the chief or king of a tribe or people. His authority was connected with leadership, protection and participation in political decisions, although it was not identical to the highly centralized kingship of many later states. Rajan did not mean a trader, blacksmith or singer. Thus, option A is correct.
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Chief ruler
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In early Vedic society, the term Rajan referred to the chief or king of a tribe or people. His authority was connected with leadership, protection and participation in political decisions, although it was not identical to the highly centralized kingship of many later states. Rajan did not mean a trader, blacksmith or singer. Thus, option A is correct.
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This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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