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There are three major administrative unit:
1. Central goverment
2. Provincial goverment
3. Local goverment.

The administration was headed by the king.

The chola kingship was hereditary in nature.

Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light on the administration of the cholas.

The tiger was the royal emblem of the cholas.

The chola goverment during the imperial period in 850 – 1200 CE was marked for its uniqueness and innovativeness.

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Navaneethakrishnan
One of the most important administrative units of the Cholas was Nadu. ... The responsibility of the village administration was entrusted to the village assembly called Grama Sabha, the lowest unit of the Chola administration. It was involved in the maintenance of roads, tanks, temples and public ponds.

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Navaneethakrishnan
Kurram was the lowest unit of Chola administration. In the Chola empire, Kingdom was divided into Mandalams (or provinces) and each mandalam divided into Valanadus (Commissionary) and Nadus (Districts) and Kurram (a group of villages).

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The Chola Empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central Government, Provincial government and local government.
Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light on the administration of the Cholas.
The administration was headed by the king and queen.
The Chola kingship was hereditary in nature.
The royal emblem is tiger
Uttara meru throw light in chola administration

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Navaneethakrishnan
The king was the head of the administration. The Chola kings and Queens were considered as representatives of God. Their idols were kept in temples. The Chola kingship was hereditary.

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Navaneethakrishnan
The Cholas set up a highly efficient system of administration. The empire was divided in to provinces called Mandalams, The Mandalams were further divide into Districts called Nadu. Each Nadu consists of a group of villages called Urs. Princes were appointed as governors of Mandalams.

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AT a time the continents of north and south america  were yet to be explored and when london was only a small fishing village the chola empire was divided into three major administrative unite called central government.  there were three types of village assemblies in the chola
scheme of admistration - the sabhaand the nagaram

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The chola empire was divided into three major administration unit
1. local government
2. provincial government
3. central government
the capital of cholas are tanjore

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The Chola Empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central Government, Provincial government and local government.

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1 .The Chola Empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central Government, Provincial government and local government.

2.The administration was headed by the king.

3.Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light on the administration of the Cholas.

4.The Chola kingship was hereditary in nature.

5.As per the Chola royal family tradition, the eldest son succeeded the king to the Chola throne.

6.The king was assisted in his work by a council of ministers.

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The Cholas believed in local self-government. In many of the villages, the administration was carried out not by the government officials but by the villagers themselves. These villages had three types of assemblies, namely the ur, the sabha and the nagaram.

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As per the Chola royal family tradition, the eldest son succeeded the king to the Chola throne. The heir apparent was called Yuvaraja. The tiger was the royal emblem of Chola kings. The king was assisted in his work by a council of ministers. The lower officials were called Siruntaram while higher officials were called Peruntaram.

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The chola kings followed  a highly efficient system of administration the entire tajore district part of  tricky, putukottai and south Ascot districts formed the part of the  chola mandalas.

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THE  CHOLA  EMPIRE  WAS  DIVIDED  INTO  THREE  MAJOR  ADMINISTRATIVE  UNITS  CALLED  CENTRAL  GOVERMENT  ,  PROVINCIAL  GOVERMENT  AND  LOCAL  GOVERMENT . THE TIGER WAS THE ROAL EMBLEM OF CHOLA KING

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Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light on the administration of the Cholas. The administration was headed by the king. The Chola kingship was hereditary in nature

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1.The chola empire was divided into three major administrative units called central goverment , provincial goverment and local goverment
2. There were three types of village assemblies in the chola scheme of admistration- the ur, the Sabhaand the nagaram

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The chola Empire was divided into three major administrative units called  central, Government,  provincial Government and local government

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1.King was the most important person in the Chola administration. All authority rested in his hands. He often went on tours in order to keep better touch with the administration.

2.The Cholas maintained a large army consisting of infantry, cavalry and elephants which were called the three limbs of the army.
3.The Cholas paid attention to irrigation and used rivers such as Kaveri for this purpose. Raja Raja I conducted a land survey during his time in order to fix the governments’ share of land revenue.
4.There were two types of villages at the local level in the Chola empire. One type of village consisted of people form different castes and the assembly which ran this type of village was called ‘ur’.
5.The second type of village was ‘agrahara’ type of village which were settled by brahmins in which most of the land was rent-free.
6.The king was aided and advised by a council of ministers who held office at the pleasure of the king.
7.The Chola empire was divided into 9 provinces called mandalam, each under a governor called Mandala mudalis who were paid salary in the form of lands.
8.They were required to maintain an army out of the resources and maintain peace in their respective territories.

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The  chola  empire  was  divided  into  three  major
administration    units   called  central    government
Provincial    government  and    local   government
The   tiger  was  their   Royal  emblem   . The   central
Government  was   under  the   headship    of  the  king  .
Council  of   minister  and   officials  were  called  peruntaram   and  the  lower  officials  were  called
siruntaram.

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Navaneethakrishnan
The Chola Empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central Government, Provincial government and local government. Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light on the administration of the Cholas. The administration was headed by the king. The Chola kingship was hereditary in nature.

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The chola empire was diveded into three major administrative units called central goverment and local goverment.uttaramerur inscriptions throws light one the administration of the cholas.
The administration was headed by the king.The chola kingship was hereditary in nature.

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the chola empire was devided into three major administrative units called central government Provincial government and local government

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Chola administration
1.The capital city of Cholas is Tanjore
2.The Chola empire was divided into three major administration units called
CENTREL GOVERMENT
PROVINCIAL GOVERMENT
LOCAL GOVERMENT
3.Uttaramerur inscription throws light on the administration of the Cholas.
4..Tiger was the royal emblem of Cholas.
5.Chola government depended mainly on the land revenue as the main source of income. 1/6 of the land produce was collected as tax.
6.One of the most important administrative units of the Cholas was Nadu. Each nadu was headed by a Nattar while the council of nadu was named nattavai.

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The capital of the Cholas was Tanjore. The Chola Empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central Government, the Provincial government and local government. Uttaramerur inscriptions throw light on the administration of the Cholas. The whole empire had been divided into nine provinces called mandalams. Each province was headed by a viceroy who received orders from the king.
Each Mandalay was divided into number of Kottams or Valanadus which was further sub-divided into nadu. Each nadu was further divided into villages called Urs.

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Chola administration
1. The Chola Empire was divided into 3 major administration units called Central goverment, Provincial goverment and local goverment.
2. Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light on the administration of the cholas.
3. Tanjore was the capital of cholas.
4. The administration was headed by the king.
5. The tiger was the royal emblem of chola kings

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1.chola empire was divided into the major administration units called

Central goverment
local goverment
pronivical goverment

2.the cholas symbol was tiger

3.during chola period karikala chola only lived more years
4.the chola addminis tration was hended by the  king

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The Chola empire was divided into three major administration units called Central Government, Provinicial Govenment and local Government.
Uttaramerur inscriptions throws light in the administration of the Cholas. The administration was headed by the king.
The Cholas kingship was the hereditary in nature.
The  Symbol of Tiger  is the Royal Embulem

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1. The chola empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central government,provincial government and local government       2. Villages had three types of assemblies , namely the ur the sabha and the nagaram    3.The  smallest unit of administration was gram Sabha.

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The chola empire was divided into three major administrative units called Central government, Provincial Government and local government.
Uttaramerur inscription throws light on the administration of the chola .
The administration was headed by the king .
The chola kingship was hereditary in nature .
As per the chola royal family tradition , the eldest son succeeded the king to the chola throne .
The heir apparent was called YUVARAJA.
The tiger was the royal emblem of chola kings.
The king was assisted in his work by a council of ministers.
The lower officials were called SIRUNTARAM.
The higher officials were called PERUNTARAM.