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During the Mauryan period, the revenue department was primarily headed by an official designated as:
A. Sannidhata
B. Samaharta✓ Correct Answer
C. Vyavaharika
D. Pradeshta
💡 Solution & Explanation
During the Mauryan period, the Samaharta served as the chief revenue officer responsible for assessing and collecting taxes from various parts of the empire, while the Sannidhata functioned as the treasurer. Judicial and executive officials like the Vyavaharika and Pradeshta had entirely different administrative mandates.
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