PYQ · TGPSC Group I 2022 · Preliminary Test · Q39 Difficulty 4/5
Medieval India› Medieval Economy, Society and Foreign Travellers
Match the following Land classifications of Moghul period with their attributed meanings :
| Classification | Meaning |
|---|---|
| A. Polaj | 1. Land that has left fallow for three or four years. |
| B. Parauti | 2. Land uncultivated for five years or more. |
| C. Chachar | 3. Land left out of cultivation for a time for the recovery of its strength. |
| D. Banjar | 4. Highly fertile and irrigated land. |
| 5. Land regularly cultivated and is never allowed to lie fallow. |
Choose the correct answer
Answer d.
Explanation Answer · d
Option d: Polaj was regularly cultivated land; parauti was temporarily rested land. Chachar had remained fallow for three or four years, and banjar for five years or more.
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