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Nepal imported ................. during the medieval era.
Salt, cotton, goat and spices
.................... were the major exports from Nepal.
Wool, herbs, metal, paper
People produced textiles using...........
Traditional Hand looms
The land owners were called Talsing while the tenants were called ...........
Mohi
Gaj, kulchi, muri and ropani were the .............
Local units for measuring land.
.......... classified land into 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade.
King Jayasthiti Malla
What was the main occupation of people during the medieval period?
Farming, Crop cultivation
The local level government was headed by ................
Village Panchayat and Tol Panchayat.
The chief of Panchayat were called the .........
Panchali or Pancha samuchchhya
Dware and Umrao managed ............. in samll villages.
law and order.
The local administrations were headed by ..............
Parman or Bada Hakim
Samantas and Mahasamantas were the head of ................
States/ Provinces
The chief ministers in the medieval courts were called ...............
MULKAJI OR CHAUTARA
The city of Bhaktapur was commony known as .......... in the medieval period.
Bhadgaon
Lalitpur was known as ..... in the medieval period.
Patan
The Medieval period lasted for ...... years in Nepal.
888 years
.......... dynasty ruled over Kathmandu during the medieval time.
Malla
The Medieval period ended with the rise of ........... dynasty.
Shah dynasty.
The Medieval period began with the fall of ........... dyansty in Kathmandu.
Lichchhavi
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