In the Rajput era, there was a separate department to oversee the guardianship system
History of
India General Knowledge Part 3
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Think that the Punch comes to God for justice. Why is the oath taken in Alat? Trade and Commerce: In the Rajput era, there
was a separate department to oversee the guardianship system. The department was responsible for levying
duties on trade abroad, valuing goods and ordering useful items in the
state. The main tax was one-sixth of the
land yield. In the Rajput era, the care
on the land was called 'Bagh'. Even
today taxes are levied on land, taxes on ports and ports and on
irrigation. Being quoted. At this time the ports of Gujarat
(Stambhatirtha Khambhat) and Bhrigukachchh (Bharuch) were burning for overseas
trade.
Sabuknegin's army also invaded
from the northwest corner, but these invaders were unable to establish state
power in India at that time. After that,
Sultan Mohammad Ghazni of Ghazni ruled in AD.
106 0 AD Seeing the abundant
wealth of India in the period of 102, the work of some amatyas ascended to
witchcraft and politics. The main reason
for Muhammad Ghazni's rise was India's abundant wealth. He used to climb one climb after another and
each time he became stronger and climbed over India. At this time the rulers of India could not
unite and form a powerful army. As a
result In 1025 he invaded Somnath and
looted a lot of wealth. About one and a
half hundred years after the invasion of Muhammad Ghazni, India was again
invaded from the same direction. The
Indian rulers forgot about the invasions, after the death of Muhammad Ghazni
they fought for power in Ghazni but at this time the power was not stable and
our rulers could not take advantage of this weakness. Shikkabuddin Ghori
invaded at the end of the twelfth century.
Initially, he had to suffer some defeats. On the field, he defeated
Prithviraj Chauhan in the second battle and established power in Delhi.
These
include Wadhwan, Diu, Okhamandal, Patgarh (Lakhpat), Bhadravati (Kar) etc. Among all these rulers, the reign of the
Solankis is considered to be the golden age of the Rajput rule of Gujarat. Mulraj, Bhimdev (I), Siddharraj Jaysingh,
Kumarpal, Bhimdev II etc. became powerful rulers in this dynasty. Gujarat was economically and culturally
prosperous under the rule of the Solankis.
Udayamati, daughter of Ra'Khengar, ruler of Junagadh, was married to
Bhimdev (I) Solanki. Rani Udayamati
built the world famous Vav in Patan, which is known as Rani's Vav. Today, the Queen's son-in-law has been
declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Siddharth Raj Singh's mother Meenaldevi (Mayanaldevi) was the ideal
queen mother. He did many things to
bring justice to the people, his decision was to stop the pilgrimage tax of
Somnath, the construction of Lake Malav in Dholka. Siddharraj Jayasinghe composed a rich treatise
called "Siddhamshabdanushasan" by Kalikalsarvajna
"Hemchandracharyaji" and when the procession of this scripture
marched on an elephant in the town, the king of Patan walked with
Amprajani. The state banned gambling,
animal slaughter and had high hopes for non-violence. His son Mulraj II came and when Shihabuddin
Ghori invaded Gujarat around 1178 AD, Mulraj II faced him at a young age and
defeated him.
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