Maratha Empire: Economic and Administrative Systems
The Maratha Empire, a formidable power in Indian history, emerged in the 17th century, primarily in the Deccan region. Founded by Shivaji Maharaj, it expanded under the leadership of his successors, notably the Peshwas, to become a dominant force challenging Mughal authority.
Economic System of Maratha Empire
- During the Maratha Empire in India, the economic system was primarily agrarian, with a focus on agriculture as the backbone of the economy.
- The Marathas heavily relied on revenue collection from land, which was often assessed based on the produce of the land.
- The Maratha administration also used other revenue collection methods, such ....
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