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The relation between Konkan peasants and Dhangars shows which reciprocity in rural economy?

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Correct answer: Stubble fed animals and animals manured fields

The direct answer is A: stubble fed animals and the animals' manure enriched the fields. After harvesting, Konkan peasants had leftover stalks or stubble that could be used as fodder. Dhangar shepherds brought flocks to graze, and the animals deposited dung on the fields. This created a two-way exchange: peasants supplied food, while animals returned manure that improved soil fertility. Option A is correct because it shows mutual dependence rather than one-sided benefit. B is wrong because the relationship was not simply seizure. C is irrelevant and does not describe the economic exchange; the issue was grazing and manure, not sea tax. D is wrong because the relationship clearly existed and benefited both groups. Memory cue: crop residue goes to animals; animal manure goes back to fields.

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DhangarsKonkan PeasantsMutual Economy

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